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Mar 26, 2007, 07:52 AM
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I can't sleep with my meds and it's making me crazy. Haven't been to work since Thursday... I go to the doc later today. Just wish I had someone to talk to. The Seroquel was working pretty good at 200... I probably could have kept it that high if my hours didn't change on a daily basis, and the days off on a weekly basis (I hate retail)... I felt like I was stoned. I miss a set schedule... it makes everything so much easier. I have somuch going on right now... fraudulent charges on my bank card, I had to kick my roommate out, I'm facing a drunk driving charge
 , Social Security is after me (they have the wrong dates for me working)... everything just kinda sucks. My old boyfriend wants to get back together... and have me move in with him... which isn't bad... we broke up because of the distance. I'm sorry that I'm rambling so bad... ugh! How long does it take for the docs to find a happy medium with the meds? Anyone????lisa
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Mar 26, 2007, 07:11 PM
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sounds like you have a lot on your plate.
what does your pdoc say about the sleeping issue? Can't still take the 200mg of seroquel? I too wish the meds worked more quickly. bizi
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