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catches the flowers
Member Since Jul 2019
Location: Downtown Vibes, California
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#1221
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Excellent! It's good to know that some people, somewhere actually have realistic health insurance. What is it with the States?! __________________ |
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Mountaindewed, MuddyBoots, Soupe du jour
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catches the flowers
Member Since Jul 2019
Location: Downtown Vibes, California
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Grand Magnate
Member Since Feb 2014
Location: USA
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Elder
Member Since Jun 2015
Location: Czechia
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#1224
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Sorry you have to resort to out of network providers, Mountaindewed. I agree that an out of network doctor/therapist can be worth it, sometimes. Or sadly out of necessity. You should check with your insurance to see how the out of network visits work. Sometimes you need to pay in full, but can submit copies of payment receipts to the insurance company for partial reimbursement. Usually the reimbursement is less than in-network. Sometimes it's little, but something is better than nothing. When I lived in the US, I of course looked for in-network providers. Most were in-network, but my psychiatrist wasn't. He was definitely worth the extra expense. |
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*Beth*, Mountaindewed
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Crone
Member Since May 2010
Location: Some where between my inner mind and the solar system.
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#1225
When I lived in Austin tx my T was out. Of network. It was a combination of having already established a connection with her and her knowing ASL. A very rare thing even in a big city like Austin. But all my other doctors had to be in network. They used interpreters, but that’s not practical for a therapeutic relationship
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Member Since Jun 2016
Location: Where the sidewalk ends
Posts: 36,788
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#1226
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Member
Member Since Jul 2020
Location: Mississippi
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*Beth*, MuddyBoots, Soupe du jour, ~Christina
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it is only tuesday and I all ready feel that this week so far I have gone through every emotion possible
intense anxiety?- check anger?- check psympathy?- check sad? - check and like I say it's only tuesday.. |
*Beth*, MuddyBoots, Soupe du jour, ~Christina
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Legendary Wise Elder
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Location: Where the sidewalk ends
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#1229
I’m trying my hardest to skip the melatonin tonight. I did take a muscle relaxer because of pain. And a zofran for nausea. I think muscle relaxers can be addicting but I only got like 15 pills and I only take one at night. So when they are gone they are gone. My dentist actually suggested one time that I use them because I grind my teeth at night so badly she was worried I’d either crack a tooth or hurt my neck. That’s kind of drastic in my opinion but I took one tonight just for pain in my chest.
But my meds are hidden for the night now. My mom put them in her room somewhere but I’d have to go digging and I for one would never do that and also I’d get in huge trouble if I did. My mom just handed me the 80 Geodon I had set aside for tomorrow morning. I really want to take it. My hunger was under control today since I didn’t take any Geodon this morning and my anxiety wasn’t bad too because of the stuff I took last night. I wonder if I can slowly wean myself onto all my Geodon at night. I have 20’s and 60’s I can use until I get used to the 80. I don’t know if 180 at night is healthy regardless how I switch myself to it. But taking everything at night helps both with my sleep and my anxiety and other side effects during the day. What is the highest dose you guys have taken at night? __________________ Ridin' with Biden Last edited by Mountaindewed; Jun 29, 2021 at 05:23 PM.. |
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catches the flowers
Member Since Jul 2019
Location: Downtown Vibes, California
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#1230
I don't know if the 25mg (Seroquel) specifically caused any problems; the higher dose definitely did. Since I'm trying to bring my weight, glucose, blood pressure, and cholesterol down (all high as a result of Seroquel) I figure it's healthiest for me to be totally off the stuff. __________________ |
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Grand Magnate
Member Since Feb 2014
Location: USA
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Interesting, well it’s the one drug that I take as needed so I’m gonna try not to need it. |
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*Beth*, Soupe du jour
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Grand Magnate
Member Since Feb 2014
Location: USA
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#1232
Well it’s hot and my daughter is home in bed recuperating from a motor vehicle accident. I just got off work and I’m feeling down. Ordinarily I would exercise but the heat. I’m beginning to think it was a bad idea to go back on medication however the mania from marijuana wasn’t good either . I’m supposed to call my doctor tomorrow. I’m feeling anxiety but given the situation with my daughter I think that’s an appropriate feeling. I’m guessing if I wasn’t on anything I’d feel worse and drinking and smoking and vaping or taking thc gummies *are not options*.
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*Beth*, Lizzie1813, MuddyBoots, Soupe du jour, Sunflower123
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Member Since Jul 2011
Location: Tennessee
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#1233
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OMG I can not handle the heat, I turn into to Super Witch, I feel bad for my husband at times. You need to move off the surface of the sun __________________ Helping others gets me out of my own head ~ |
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Innerzone, Soupe du jour, Sunflower123
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*Beth*, Innerzone
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Legendary Wise Elder
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Silver Swan
Member Since Jan 2008
Location: USA
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#1235
I am talking with my friend Caleb. He said in addition to the bladder stones he also has stage 0 bladder cancer. He smokes heavily- 2 packs a day at least- and one of the leading causes of bladder cancer is smoking. I asked him how he managed to not smoke the two weeks he was in the hospital and he said he was distracted by the pain and everything that was going on. I asked if he started smoking again now that he's home and he said yes! He said the bottom line is that he doesnt really want to quit smoking- he's too addicted and he likes smoking too much. Read that again: smoking is likely causing him cancer and he still chooses to smoke! Ugh. This makes me so mad and sad.
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*Beth*, Guiness187055, Innerzone, Lizzie1813, MuddyBoots, Nammu, Soupe du jour, Sunflower123, ~Christina
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Location: Tennessee
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Oh Jennifer what a mess I hope that there can be a fix that actually fixes the water issue.. Often heating elements can be fixed rather cheap, not all of course it would depend on the brand. We had one die years ago and we found one on Facebook market place that was being sold because they were updating, 40.00 ! Works like a champ, doesnt match our washer but that isnt something that I care about. It really sucks that your not being listened to about wanting to get off a medication that can indeed cause major health problems. Can you try again and maybe have documented info on the dangers of it? I dunno. I just hope that you can get some changes across the board and get a damn week that your not having to put out fires.. I am so happy you have lots of things planned with M !!! Enjoy every moment __________________ Helping others gets me out of my own head ~ |
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Nammu, Sunflower123
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Legendary Wise Elder
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Location: Tennessee
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I doubt you will have any problem at all with things you have hung up. Apartment and Home rentals know that its normal for people to truly feel at home.. I am so excited for you.. __________________ Helping others gets me out of my own head ~ |
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Silver Swan
Member Since Jan 2008
Location: USA
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#1238
__________________ Wellbutrin XL 300 mg Ingrezza 80 mg Propranolol 20 mg 2x/day Invega 3 Mania (December 2023) Mixed episode/Hypomania (September 2023) Depression, Anxiety and Intrusive thoughts (September 2021) Depression & Psychosis (July/August 2021) Mania (April/May 2019) |
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Poohbah
Member Since May 2018
Location: Toronto, Canada
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#1239
We got our second covid shot today! I can count myself among the 32% of Canadians that have their 2 doses (about 75% have had 1 dose).
I got a call about a referral my pdoc made for a depression therapy group. The wait list is 6 to 9 months! __________________ * Dx: Unspecified Bipolar and Related Disorder * Rx: Remeron, Prozac, Klonopin, Vraylar My avatar picture is a photo of the Whirlpool Galaxy I took in April 2023. I dedicated this photo to my sister who passed away in July 2016. |
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Location: Tennessee
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#1240
Well I have yet another health problem to deal with.. I'm so sick sick sick of it all.
My husband has started to get those really horrible headaches again. As some of you might remember he was having these brutal headaches and it led us to a Neurologist and finding he has 20% brain volume loss. I need to call the Neurologist and get him in sooner than November. I did get him an appt for end of July with a Ophthalmologist as we both need a baseline exam since we have diabetes. Everything is washing over me again, the constant worry, never ending Anxiety and numerous full on Panic attacks , the dread, feeling hopeless/ helpless. Zero sleep. Hugs to anyone in need __________________ Helping others gets me out of my own head ~ |
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