waketheeffup
Bluelighter
- Joined
- Mar 1, 2011
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bro, when you ask a guy "what are the side effects, i know anti anxiety pills have them" and he replies "lorazepam is one of the few out there that have next to no side effects in nearly all folks who've taken it"
thats bullshit
and you're right, i found out about this a month and a half after taking it and it was too late. I'll admit my folly in the situation, and my rather quick action to catch it
now, i hope this thread is something that someone else, with a computer, can stumble upon like i did to someone else's and realize its no joke.
I mean, when you read the side effects to medications and under "severe" it always says shit like "death, stroke, blah blah) young users especially hold the mindset "ive seen that before," and/or "not me"
so, poppy planet, thanks for your opinion and i hope you're smart enough to realize my intentions in posting that.
It's not his fault, but i think when a patient shows interest in learning about a medicine you've Rx'ed and you either: A) lie or B) don't know the answer
you should be considered somewhat at fault. don't give out powerful substances without being able to inform someone about its proper use. That's why we pay the psychiatrist a lot of money, so he can use his "superior knowledge" to guide us throughout a medication.
thats bullshit
and you're right, i found out about this a month and a half after taking it and it was too late. I'll admit my folly in the situation, and my rather quick action to catch it
now, i hope this thread is something that someone else, with a computer, can stumble upon like i did to someone else's and realize its no joke.
I mean, when you read the side effects to medications and under "severe" it always says shit like "death, stroke, blah blah) young users especially hold the mindset "ive seen that before," and/or "not me"
so, poppy planet, thanks for your opinion and i hope you're smart enough to realize my intentions in posting that.
It's not his fault, but i think when a patient shows interest in learning about a medicine you've Rx'ed and you either: A) lie or B) don't know the answer
you should be considered somewhat at fault. don't give out powerful substances without being able to inform someone about its proper use. That's why we pay the psychiatrist a lot of money, so he can use his "superior knowledge" to guide us throughout a medication.