Lurker taking the plunge!

[Eyregirl]

Hi all,
been facinated reading various posts over the last month or so. I am extremely new to the whole world of researching and am finding it exciting and intriguing!
I know my first mistake has been the researching of branded products, And as a result of lurking and researching the forums of you fab bluelighters I am about to branch out for the first time into some more pure ingredients.

hope to get to know some of you.

 

[Eyregirl]

Also if any of you have advice on anything that absolutely should not be researched with prescribed Citalopram please let me know.

 

[simco]

hi, there!

This is an old post, but it's still got a lot of good info: http://www.bluelight.org/vb/threads/108959-Antidepressants-and-Recreational-Drugs-(long!)

You might also want to direct specific questions to the Other Drugs forum. Lots of well-informed people there when it comes to SSRI's.

 

[Eyregirl]

Thank you for your reply simco will check it out.

 

[Rachella666]

Welcome Eyregirl! This place is amazing, eveyone is so helpful and supportive, hope you enjoy the site xxxRachelxxx

 

[Eyregirl]

Aww thank you Rachel. I am trying to take everything in but there is so much to try and read ( dyslexic nightmare!) Just don't want to post anything in the wrong place or say the wrong thing lol! Hope you are having a lovely evening!

 

[simco]

Eyregirl, don't sweat it about trying to take it all in at once. BL folks are very nice, and they'll help you figure stuff out.

 

[Eyregirl]

Thank you, I feel quite excited, feel like I have joined a really awesome thing and feel like I jst want to get to know people and cyst all night! What's the best way to find a really active thread? At the moment I am just going by the time if last reply, is there a better way?
i feel inpatient!! I want to be friends with everyone like now!! This is either the excitement talking or the results of today's researching!
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[Captain.Heroin]

Welcome!!

also you can feel impatient, i.e. the lack of patience.

In-patient means you are unable to leave the facility you are in, as opposed to out-patient, which means you go home every night.