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Ajiko, This probably really dates me, but what are "buds"? It’s not marijuana is it. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -On Mon, 24 Apr 2000 07:02:31 GMT, "ajiko" <aj…@sonic.net> wrote: >Doug wrote in message <39035a06$0$19…@news.execpc.com>… >>On Sun, 23 Apr 2000 16:13:19 GMT, cliff…@my-deja.com wrote: >>>anything that makes you high, will appear to work for a while >>>against anything >>Quite true which is why booze or other recreational drugs are popular. >>However, none of the ssri anti depressants make you at all high. I’ve >>never experienced any pleasurable sensations with any ssri. >I really resisted meds for a long time myself. My image was of my mother, >who seemed out of it all the time. She was on thorazine. Problem was, I >was starting >to remind myself of her without being on meds! That was scarier. >I was really afraid of being like my mother. >Finally, I made the decision to try Paxil. Doug is right, there is no >feeling of being >"high" and I don’t feel "out of it." I sometimes have nausea, and low >libido as side effects. Positive effects – I’m feeling depressed much less >often than I was. I >haven’t cried since starting on it. It’s kind of subtle. I was much more >talkative today >with my sister-in-law and other family members. The words really came out >easier. >I’m on my 4th week of Paxil. >I don’t blame people for not wanting to take meds. It is a decision that >should not >be made lightly. But how many of us do other things with less >consideration – such >as smoking cigarettes, pot, or drinking alcohol, or doing "illegal" drugs? >Look at it this way – Paxil has fewer side effects than antibiotics. >(Obviously this is not directed at Doug, but at those who think we take AD >to get >"high." If I wanted to get high, I’d smoke some good buds!) >-ajiko
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Doug wrote in message <39035a06$0$19…@news.execpc.com>… >On Sun, 23 Apr 2000 16:13:19 GMT, cliff…@my-deja.com wrote: >>anything that makes you high, will appear to work for a while >>against anything >Quite true which is why booze or other recreational drugs are popular. >However, none of the ssri anti depressants make you at all high. I’ve >never experienced any pleasurable sensations with any ssri.
I really resisted meds for a long time myself. My image was of my mother, who seemed out of it all the time. She was on thorazine. Problem was, I was starting to remind myself of her without being on meds! That was scarier. I was really afraid of being like my mother. Finally, I made the decision to try Paxil. Doug is right, there is no feeling of being "high" and I don’t feel "out of it." I sometimes have nausea, and low libido as side effects. Positive effects – I’m feeling depressed much less often than I was. I haven’t cried since starting on it. It’s kind of subtle. I was much more talkative today with my sister-in-law and other family members. The words really came out easier. I’m on my 4th week of Paxil. I don’t blame people for not wanting to take meds. It is a decision that should not be made lightly. But how many of us do other things with less consideration – such as smoking cigarettes, pot, or drinking alcohol, or doing "illegal" drugs? Look at it this way – Paxil has fewer side effects than antibiotics. (Obviously this is not directed at Doug, but at those who think we take AD to get "high." If I wanted to get high, I’d smoke some good buds!) -ajiko
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>I don’t blame people for not wanting to take meds. It is a decision that >should not >be made lightly. But how many of us do other things with less >consideration – such >as smoking cigarettes, pot, or drinking alcohol, or doing "illegal" drugs?
My biggest fear is the fact that I might need to be dependant on Paxil or whatnot to function. It might improve my SP considerably, but I don’t want to have a pack of it everywhere I go. Nor do I want others to know of my predicament, I doubt everyone already knows what Paxil is used for but I’m not about to flash it everywhere I go for people to research and find out. It’s not quite mental gymnastics, but it’s almost workable. The Monytaur
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>My biggest fear is the fact that I might need to be dependant on Paxil >or whatnot to function. It might improve my SP considerably, but I >don’t want to have a pack of it everywhere I go. >Nor do I want others to know of my predicament, I doubt everyone >already knows what Paxil is used for but I’m not about to flash it >everywhere I go for people to research and find out. >It’s not quite mental gymnastics, but it’s almost workable. >The Monytaur
You only take it once a day, usually before bed. I take 1 small 20 mg pill. When I tried SJW I was taking 4 capsules. If you’re worrying about what others might think, you can put it in a plain container. If you are on your own, with only mild SP, I think you should stick with no drugs – unless your condition becomes unbearable. I have to be responsible for a 9 – year – old with Asperger’s Sydrome (he’s v-e-r-y demanding), and I felt I needed to get more control over depression that was interferring with my parenting responsibilities. If I was on my own, I would focus on spiritual and philisophical studies as my first choice for dealing with depression / SP. (Or maybe I’d go back to smoking pot??? That makes the SP worse, but I don’t care so much about it!) -ajiko
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->You only take it once a day, usually before bed. I take 1 small 20 mg pill. >When I >tried SJW I was taking 4 capsules. If you’re worrying about what others >might >think, you can put it in a plain container. >If you are on your own, with only mild SP, I think you should stick with no >drugs – unless your condition becomes unbearable. I have to be responsible >for a >9 – year – old with Asperger’s Sydrome (he’s v-e-r-y demanding), and I felt >I >needed to get more control over depression that was interferring with my >parenting responsibilities. >If I was on my own, I would focus on spiritual and philisophical studies as >my first >choice for dealing with depression / SP. (Or maybe I’d go back to smoking >pot??? That makes the SP worse, but I don’t care so much about it!) >-ajiko
At least it’s not something as obvious as getting injections for diabeties, I definately don’t want others to know of my situation. I am going to continue my without meds for the timebeing, although I know that it’s inevitable that I’ll relapse into the anti-social, despressive state over and over. I’m just hoping that it can be manageable. How about that for optimism? The Monytaur
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Oxy is also a drug that, when people run out, they look for a substitute, and some wind up on heroin (I’ve known two people, one who started on Percaset(?) and the other on Oxycontin). <photon…@my-deja.com> wrote in message
news:8dt3mu$r43$1@nnrp1.deja.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Perhaps you should go easy on the Oxycontin. When one has been on > opiates for a while then depression does set in about 24-hours without, > even if one is not physically addicted. Well Thats the situation for me > anyway, if you been eating oxy’s daily or even every 2 or 3 days for a > while then you got a problem. How many are you taking ? As long as you > arnt taking enough to be droopy in a semi sleepy high then you maybe ok > as far as interactions concerned. You had better watch yourself with > those oxy’s, the withdrawl wont fuck you up long term but just be > prepared to go through a bad time if you run out of the drug. I’m on a > weaker version of oxy but its still adictive all the same. It brightens > my mood but I have a feeling it is reducing the
effectiveness of the – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> paxil. From what I understand these synthetic opiates are metabolised > by the same enzymes that paxil uses. Basicaly if you are taking oxy or > codeine or whatever, then it may well reduce the amount of the active > metabolite produced from the paxil & oxy. As a result reducing the > effectiveness of both paxil and oxy. I try to avoid taking any in the > morning when I take paxil, try and wait some few hours after taking > your paxil. > In article <8do9n6$rm…@nnrp1.deja.com>, > I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> wrote: > > I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw > > things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression > > Is that possible?. Thanks > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > > Before you buy. > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.
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Yeah it turned from friend to foe with me. but its gotta suck to take a drug which gives you the very thing that its designed to cure you of :( Jake – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -"Twisted" <imtwiste…@yahoo.com> wrote: >Zoloft was recently recognized as the only drug that works >well with post-traumatic stress disorder (which I have been >diagnozed as having). I tried it once and threw up. >clj <Jakesc…@yahoo.com> wrote in message >news:23a4gsovjdfctu7otl28d2dl5ee1o7hc8a@4ax.com… >> photon…@my-deja.com wrote: >> >In article ><20000421231040.19304.00003…@ng-md1.aol.com>, >> > grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON (Grachman Olajuwon) wrote: >> >> >From: "Bovine Protector" >> >> >Grachman Olajuwon <grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON> wrote in >message >> >> >news:20000421142534.18644.00005820@ng-cg1.aol.com… >> >> >> >From: I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> >> >> >> >I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for >fun, Can that >> >screw >> >> >> >things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 >day depression >> >> >> >Is that possible?. Thanks >> >> >> >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >> >> >> >Before you buy. >> >> >> What is Oxycontin? >> >> >> Grachman, The >> >> >oxycotin is a prescription pain killer, coedine based >and habit >> >forming i >> >> >think try a place like alt.drugs.hard they maybe able >to help or >> >give a >> >> >better explanation. >> >> >Liam >> >> Or ask your doctor. >> >> Grachman, The >> >No, dont ask your doc he’l stop prescribing the oxy’s if >thats where >> >you getting it from. And do not rely on doctors to much >either, doctors >> >dont know jack all but the very minimal basics. >Especially when anti- >> >depressants are concerned. Do your own research and find >out for >> >yourself, you’l soon learn the true reality concerning >anti-depressants >> >and drug abuse etc. >> >Besides, lots of GP’s/doctors only read the hype that >they get from the >> >pharmacautical companies. In my experience many doctors >have no idea of >> >the interactions between anti-depressants and pain >killers. Also there >> >knowledge and ignorance on mental illneses are >disturbing, one wonders >> >if they are ill themselves. If you doc seems shit go to a >specialist or >> >do your own research. >> Well, I went to my garden variety doc and questioned him >on the pro’s and >> con’s of Paxil vs the Zoloft I had been taking. He was not >impressed with >> the hoopla regarding Paxil and suspicious of the makers >advertising >> campaign he believes all the SSRI’s could work well >against SP. >> I’m currently washing out with Zoloft and about to try >Paxil. >> Jake
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Zoloft was recently recognized as the only drug that works well with post-traumatic stress disorder (which I have been diagnozed as having). I tried it once and threw up. clj <Jakesc…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:23a4gsovjdfctu7otl28d2dl5ee1o7hc8a@4ax.com… > photon…@my-deja.com wrote: > >In article
<20000421231040.19304.00003…@ng-md1.aol.com>, – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON (Grachman Olajuwon) wrote: > >> >From: "Bovine Protector" > >> >Grachman Olajuwon <grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON> wrote in message > >> >news:20000421142534.18644.00005820@ng-cg1.aol.com… > >> >> >From: I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> > >> >> >I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that > >screw > >> >> >things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression > >> >> >Is that possible?. Thanks > >> >> >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > >> >> >Before you buy. > >> >> What is Oxycontin? > >> >> Grachman, The > >> >oxycotin is a prescription pain killer, coedine based and habit > >forming i > >> >think try a place like alt.drugs.hard they maybe able to help or > >give a > >> >better explanation. > >> >Liam > >> Or ask your doctor. > >> Grachman, The > >No, dont ask your doc he’l stop prescribing the oxy’s if thats where > >you getting it from. And do not rely on doctors to much either, doctors > >dont know jack all but the very minimal basics.
Especially when anti- > >depressants are concerned. Do your own research and find out for > >yourself, you’l soon learn the true reality concerning anti-depressants > >and drug abuse etc. > >Besides, lots of GP’s/doctors only read the hype that they get from the > >pharmacautical companies. In my experience many doctors have no idea of > >the interactions between anti-depressants and pain killers. Also there > >knowledge and ignorance on mental illneses are
disturbing, one wonders – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >if they are ill themselves. If you doc seems shit go to a specialist or > >do your own research. > Well, I went to my garden variety doc and questioned him on the pro’s and > con’s of Paxil vs the Zoloft I had been taking. He was not impressed with > the hoopla regarding Paxil and suspicious of the makers advertising > campaign he believes all the SSRI’s could work well against SP. > I’m currently washing out with Zoloft and about to try Paxil. > Jake
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I have to differ, Cliff. What the AD’s do is limit the time you spend down. Things go into the crapper peiodically in everybody’s life. So you spend a day or two depressed, then come out of it and get going again. When I wasn’t taking AD’s, that two days turned into six months of depression, anger, rage, irritabilty and so on. And during that time I would do (or not do) things that would continue to fuck up life, prolonging the cycle. The drugs make me deal with things "almost" like a "normal" person. <cliff…@my-deja.com> wrote in message
news:8dvva3$psl$1@nnrp1.deja.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> In article <39035a06$0$19…@news.execpc.com>, > g…@execpc.com (Doug) wrote: > > On Sun, 23 Apr 2000 16:13:19 GMT, cliff…@my-deja.com wrote: > > >anything that makes you high, will appear to work for a while > > >against anything > > Quite true which is why booze or other recreational drugs are popular. > > However, none of the ssri anti depressants make you at all high. I’ve > > never experienced any pleasurable sensations with any ssri. > making you less depressed is the same as making you more high. > depression is an inherent part of life. it is inescapeable. > a starving person in India and a rich moviestar both have the same > level of happiness/depression. ssri’s only change when you’ll be > depressed. by taking ssri’s, you allow psych to control when you > are happy. > > >In article
<750.148T1445T9955135swa…@swalde.u-net.com>, > > > "Sylvain Van der Walde" <swa…@swalde.u-net.com> wrote: > > >> clj <Jakesc…@yahoo.com> wrote on 23-Apr-00 01:06:05: > > >> Re: Paxil + Oxycontin ? could it be trouble ? > > >> << snipped >> > > >> > Well, I went to my garden variety doc and
questioned him on the – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > >pro’s and > > >> > con’s of Paxil vs the Zoloft I had been taking. He was not > > >impressed with > > >> > the hoopla regarding Paxil and suspicious of the makers > advertising > > >> > campaign he believes all the SSRI’s could work well against SP. > > >> > I’m currently washing out with Zoloft and about to try Paxil. > > >> Jake. > > >> Why are you dropping Zoloft? > > >> I hope that you haven’t forgotten (if you did see the messages) > > >about Doug’s > > >> *negative* experiences when changing over to Celexa (the change > > >didn’t work > > >> out). > > >> > Jake > > >> Sylvain. > > >> (A gentleman from London, England, UK). > > >> swa…@swalde.u-net.com > > >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > > >Before you buy. > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.
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Sylvain Van der Walde" <swa…@swalde.u-net.com> wrote: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->clj <Jakesc…@yahoo.com> wrote on 23-Apr-00 01:06:05: >Re: Paxil + Oxycontin ? could it be trouble ? ><< snipped >> >> Well, I went to my garden variety doc and questioned him on the pro’s and >> con’s of Paxil vs the Zoloft I had been taking. He was not impressed with >> the hoopla regarding Paxil and suspicious of the makers advertising >> campaign he believes all the SSRI’s could work well against SP. >> I’m currently washing out with Zoloft and about to try Paxil. >Jake. >Why are you dropping Zoloft? >I hope that you haven’t forgotten (if you did see the messages) about Doug’s > *negative* experiences when changing over to Celexa (the change didn’t work >out).
Zoloft helped but not enough, I increased the dosage and started having problems urinating. I’ll keep in mind doug’s experience, but I want to give Paxil a shot. (I’m a sucker for advertising) Jake – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Sylvain. >(A gentleman from London, England, UK). >swa…@swalde.u-net.com
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It is an opiate, and a very powerful one. There was a study released a couple of weeks about this class of drugs showing that they are non-addictive for people with serious pain (I took some for my back spasms recently), but it IS addictive is you use it for recreation. I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:8do9n6$rml$1@nnrp1.deja.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw > things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression > Is that possible?. Thanks > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.
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In article <39035a06$0$19…@news.execpc.com>, g…@execpc.com (Doug) wrote: > On Sun, 23 Apr 2000 16:13:19 GMT, cliff…@my-deja.com wrote: > >anything that makes you high, will appear to work for a while > >against anything > Quite true which is why booze or other recreational drugs are popular. > However, none of the ssri anti depressants make you at all high. I’ve > never experienced any pleasurable sensations with any ssri.
making you less depressed is the same as making you more high. depression is an inherent part of life. it is inescapeable. a starving person in India and a rich moviestar both have the same level of happiness/depression. ssri’s only change when you’ll be depressed. by taking ssri’s, you allow psych to control when you are happy. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >In article <750.148T1445T9955135swa…@swalde.u-net.com>, > > "Sylvain Van der Walde" <swa…@swalde.u-net.com> wrote: > >> clj <Jakesc…@yahoo.com> wrote on 23-Apr-00 01:06:05: > >> Re: Paxil + Oxycontin ? could it be trouble ? > >> << snipped >> > >> > Well, I went to my garden variety doc and questioned him on the > >pro’s and > >> > con’s of Paxil vs the Zoloft I had been taking. He was not > >impressed with > >> > the hoopla regarding Paxil and suspicious of the makers advertising > >> > campaign he believes all the SSRI’s could work well against SP. > >> > I’m currently washing out with Zoloft and about to try Paxil. > >> Jake. > >> Why are you dropping Zoloft? > >> I hope that you haven’t forgotten (if you did see the messages) > >about Doug’s > >> *negative* experiences when changing over to Celexa (the change > >didn’t work > >> out). > >> > Jake > >> Sylvain. > >> (A gentleman from London, England, UK). > >> swa…@swalde.u-net.com > >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > >Before you buy.
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clj <Jakesc…@yahoo.com> wrote on 23-Apr-00 01:06:05: Re: Paxil + Oxycontin ? could it be trouble ? << snipped >> > Well, I went to my garden variety doc and questioned him on the pro’s and > con’s of Paxil vs the Zoloft I had been taking. He was not impressed with > the hoopla regarding Paxil and suspicious of the makers advertising > campaign he believes all the SSRI’s could work well against SP. > I’m currently washing out with Zoloft and about to try Paxil.
Jake. Why are you dropping Zoloft? I hope that you haven’t forgotten (if you did see the messages) about Doug’s *negative* experiences when changing over to Celexa (the change didn’t work out). > Jake
Sylvain. (A gentleman from London, England, UK). swa…@swalde.u-net.com
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anything that makes you high, will appear to work for a while against anything In article <750.148T1445T9955135swa…@swalde.u-net.com>, "Sylvain Van der Walde" <swa…@swalde.u-net.com> wrote: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> clj <Jakesc…@yahoo.com> wrote on 23-Apr-00 01:06:05: > Re: Paxil + Oxycontin ? could it be trouble ? > << snipped >> > > Well, I went to my garden variety doc and questioned him on the pro’s and > > con’s of Paxil vs the Zoloft I had been taking. He was not impressed with > > the hoopla regarding Paxil and suspicious of the makers advertising > > campaign he believes all the SSRI’s could work well against SP. > > I’m currently washing out with Zoloft and about to try Paxil. > Jake. > Why are you dropping Zoloft? > I hope that you haven’t forgotten (if you did see the messages) about Doug’s > *negative* experiences when changing over to Celexa (the change didn’t work > out). > > Jake > Sylvain. > (A gentleman from London, England, UK). > swa…@swalde.u-net.com
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
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On Sun, 23 Apr 2000 16:13:19 GMT, cliff…@my-deja.com wrote: >anything that makes you high, will appear to work for a while >against anything
Quite true which is why booze or other recreational drugs are popular. However, none of the ssri anti depressants make you at all high. I’ve never experienced any pleasurable sensations with any ssri. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->In article <750.148T1445T9955135swa…@swalde.u-net.com>, > "Sylvain Van der Walde" <swa…@swalde.u-net.com> wrote: >> clj <Jakesc…@yahoo.com> wrote on 23-Apr-00 01:06:05: >> Re: Paxil + Oxycontin ? could it be trouble ? >> << snipped >> >> > Well, I went to my garden variety doc and questioned him on the >pro’s and >> > con’s of Paxil vs the Zoloft I had been taking. He was not >impressed with >> > the hoopla regarding Paxil and suspicious of the makers advertising >> > campaign he believes all the SSRI’s could work well against SP. >> > I’m currently washing out with Zoloft and about to try Paxil. >> Jake. >> Why are you dropping Zoloft? >> I hope that you haven’t forgotten (if you did see the messages) >about Doug’s >> *negative* experiences when changing over to Celexa (the change >didn’t work >> out). >> > Jake >> Sylvain. >> (A gentleman from London, England, UK). >> swa…@swalde.u-net.com >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >Before you buy.
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I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression Is that possible?. Thanks Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
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>From: I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> >I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw >things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression >Is that possible?. Thanks >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >Before you buy. ></PRE></HTML>
What is Oxycontin? Grachman, The
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In article <20000421142534.18644.00005…@ng-cg1.aol.com>, grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON (Grachman Olajuwon) wrote: > >From: I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> > >I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw > >things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression > >Is that possible?. Thanks > >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > >Before you buy. > ></PRE></HTML> > What is Oxycontin?
it is narcotic pain killer. please don’t get hooked on this drug too, Grach. i’m hard on you because i care. you’re not as smart as you think you are. > Grachman, The
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In article <8do9n6$rm…@nnrp1.deja.com>, I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> wrote: > I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw > things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression > Is that possible?. Thanks > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.
no. both drugs give you high. paxil more dangerous because addiction is more subtle.you’ve intoduced this drug to grach so of course he’ll go try it now. no will power. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
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Grachman Olajuwon <grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON> wrote in message
news:20000421142534.18644.00005820@ng-cg1.aol.com… > >From: I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> > >I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw > >things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression > >Is that possible?. Thanks > >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > >Before you buy. > ></PRE></HTML> > What is Oxycontin? > Grachman, The
oxycotin is a prescription pain killer, coedine based and habit forming i think try a place like alt.drugs.hard they maybe able to help or give a better explanation. Liam
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->From: "Bovine Protector" >Grachman Olajuwon <grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON> wrote in message >news:20000421142534.18644.00005820@ng-cg1.aol.com… >> >From: I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> >> >I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw >> >things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression >> >Is that possible?. Thanks >> >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >> >Before you buy. >> What is Oxycontin? >> Grachman, The >oxycotin is a prescription pain killer, coedine based and habit forming i >think try a place like alt.drugs.hard they maybe able to help or give a >better explanation. >Liam
Or ask your doctor. Grachman, The
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That may be Oxycodone (Perodan or Perocet) I’ve went through withdrawal and its no fun, On Sat, 22 Apr 2000 10:34:29 -0700, "Bovine Protector" – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -<ministerofanti…@hotmail.com> wrote: >Grachman Olajuwon <grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON> wrote in message >news:20000421142534.18644.00005820@ng-cg1.aol.com… >> >From: I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> >> >I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw >> >things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression >> >Is that possible?. Thanks >> >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >> >Before you buy. >> ></PRE></HTML> >> What is Oxycontin? >> Grachman, The >oxycotin is a prescription pain killer, coedine based and habit forming i >think try a place like alt.drugs.hard they maybe able to help or give a >better explanation. >Liam
************************************* Brian Hodges "Good judgment comes from experience, experience comes from bad judgment."
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Perhaps you should go easy on the Oxycontin. When one has been on opiates for a while then depression does set in about 24-hours without, even if one is not physically addicted. Well Thats the situation for me anyway, if you been eating oxy’s daily or even every 2 or 3 days for a while then you got a problem. How many are you taking ? As long as you arnt taking enough to be droopy in a semi sleepy high then you maybe ok as far as interactions concerned. You had better watch yourself with those oxy’s, the withdrawl wont fuck you up long term but just be prepared to go through a bad time if you run out of the drug. I’m on a weaker version of oxy but its still adictive all the same. It brightens my mood but I have a feeling it is reducing the effectiveness of the paxil. From what I understand these synthetic opiates are metabolised by the same enzymes that paxil uses. Basicaly if you are taking oxy or codeine or whatever, then it may well reduce the amount of the active metabolite produced from the paxil & oxy. As a result reducing the effectiveness of both paxil and oxy. I try to avoid taking any in the morning when I take paxil, try and wait some few hours after taking your paxil. In article <8do9n6$rm…@nnrp1.deja.com>, I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> wrote: > I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw > things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression > Is that possible?. Thanks > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.
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In article <20000421231040.19304.00003…@ng-md1.aol.com>, grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON (Grachman Olajuwon) wrote: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> >From: "Bovine Protector" > >Grachman Olajuwon <grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON> wrote in message > >news:20000421142534.18644.00005820@ng-cg1.aol.com… > >> >From: I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> > >> >I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that screw > >> >things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression > >> >Is that possible?. Thanks > >> >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > >> >Before you buy. > >> What is Oxycontin? > >> Grachman, The > >oxycotin is a prescription pain killer, coedine based and habit forming i > >think try a place like alt.drugs.hard they maybe able to help or give a > >better explanation. > >Liam > Or ask your doctor. > Grachman, The
No, dont ask your doc he’l stop prescribing the oxy’s if thats where you getting it from. And do not rely on doctors to much either, doctors dont know jack all but the very minimal basics. Especially when anti- depressants are concerned. Do your own research and find out for yourself, you’l soon learn the true reality concerning anti-depressants and drug abuse etc. Besides, lots of GP’s/doctors only read the hype that they get from the pharmacautical companies. In my experience many doctors have no idea of the interactions between anti-depressants and pain killers. Also there knowledge and ignorance on mental illneses are disturbing, one wonders if they are ill themselves. If you doc seems shit go to a specialist or do your own research. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text - photon…@my-deja.com wrote: >In article <20000421231040.19304.00003…@ng-md1.aol.com>, > grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON (Grachman Olajuwon) wrote: >> >From: "Bovine Protector" >> >Grachman Olajuwon <grac…@aol.comOLAJUWON> wrote in message >> >news:20000421142534.18644.00005820@ng-cg1.aol.com… >> >> >From: I dunno <SASA2…@Hotmail.com> >> >> >I am on Paxil now for sp But I take Oxycontin for fun, Can that >screw >> >> >things up for me .It seems like it puts me in a 3 day depression >> >> >Is that possible?. Thanks >> >> >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >> >> >Before you buy. >> >> What is Oxycontin? >> >> Grachman, The >> >oxycotin is a prescription pain killer, coedine based and habit >forming i >> >think try a place like alt.drugs.hard they maybe able to help or >give a >> >better explanation. >> >Liam >> Or ask your doctor. >> Grachman, The >No, dont ask your doc he’l stop prescribing the oxy’s if thats where >you getting it from. And do not rely on doctors to much either, doctors >dont know jack all but the very minimal basics. Especially when anti- >depressants are concerned. Do your own research and find out for >yourself, you’l soon learn the true reality concerning anti-depressants >and drug abuse etc. >Besides, lots of GP’s/doctors only read the hype that they get from the >pharmacautical companies. In my experience many doctors have no idea of >the interactions between anti-depressants and pain killers. Also there >knowledge and ignorance on mental illneses are disturbing, one wonders >if they are ill themselves. If you doc seems shit go to a specialist or >do your own research.
Well, I went to my garden variety doc and questioned him on the pro’s and con’s of Paxil vs the Zoloft I had been taking. He was not impressed with the hoopla regarding Paxil and suspicious of the makers advertising campaign he believes all the SSRI’s could work well against SP. I’m currently washing out with Zoloft and about to try Paxil. Jake
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