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Originally Posted by dad (Post 205171)

Normal is boring.

Agreed, I am definitely outside the norm, and damn proud of it :icon17:

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Originally Posted by dad (Post 205172)

antennahead-i see you down there.

:hello:

Ill be back, Ive got the dinner detail tonite! Pizza:excited:

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Originally Posted by dad (Post 205182)

Ill be back, Ive got the dinner detail tonite! Pizza:excited:

LOL, I had pizza as well!

John

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Originally Posted by antennahead (Post 205177)

If you feel fine, and are functioning fine in society, and your girlfriend is happy, and your friends don't see anything wrong with you, and you don't have any suicidal thoughts ............. I would be skeptical of the Docs diagnosis. Was this based on your bloodwork? They saw a chemical imbalance? Or was this a coincidence when the bloodwork was being done, and the Psych Doc followed your GPs recommendation?

John

I wasn't based on anything but sitting there talking to me. I guess the only reason it was even worth mentioning is because the same exact thing happened twice, with 2 different doctors, 2 years apart.

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Originally Posted by frost (Post 205192)

Well, my cheap advice would be to really see a professional before I started taking Zoloft. Since you mentioned this was two different doctors, leads me to believe you don't have a long history with this most recent doctor that prescribed the meds. If you had been a regular patient of his for years, then I might trust his "picking up on something" in your demeanor to warrant the prescription.

"wasn't based on anything but sitting there talking to me". Did you tell him anything direct, like, I feel down in the dumps, or blue, or my energy is down and I have no motivation? Anything that would trigger this. I apologize if I am sticking my nose in where it doesn't belong, but you asked for advice and you're a pretty good dude from what I can tell. I just hate to see you started on Zoloft from a "quick and dirty" diagnosis. (I dated a girl briefly that was hooked on this stuff, can't get off now and will be taking it probably for the rest of her life).

John

damn, that stuff is that addictive?

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Originally Posted by StLRedrider (Post 205216)

damn, that stuff is that addictive?

Yes, I know a few girls from back home that got hooked on it, but they were also abusing it and it wasn't prescribed to them.

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Originally Posted by StLRedrider (Post 205216)

damn, that stuff is that addictive?

Zoloft can be to some. She tried to get off it after years of taking it and had serious suicidal thoughts, had to get back on it. Stress related stuff like Xanax are far less habit forming.

do you know anything about effexor?

http://www.rxlist.com/
Drugs.com | Prescription Drugs - Information, Interactions & Side Effects

I've used both of these sites for research papers for some of my classes.

I've actually used drugs.com to identify some pills we confiscated off of someone while I worked in Public Safety for a Univeristy.

all this talk about drugs is getting me hungry!

I'm breaking out the SNES and N64 right now, although I just realized the game I wanted to play on N64 I sent back to my little brother a few months ago, crap...

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Originally Posted by Triple's (Post 205230)

all this talk about drugs is getting me hungry!

I don't think the stuff we were discussing will give you the munchies :p

John