I had a huge tolerance developed and I had a very active career traveling globally and I still somehow managed to stay together despite that. My husband was a physician's assistant and had been in Vietnam as a Navy corpsman brutal job but he knew how to help me taper down to 1 mg

I've read about it, I googled you . Haha Not randomly, but I felt your opinions about your field and history reminded me of my roots, and who I was at that time. It feels like a serendipity, that I commented on an unrelated thing to it when I saw your tweet on my TL, but it was

still connected to that serendipity I mentioned somehow. I will DM you about it, if you don't mind?

But, simply said, it felt like an honor. It still does. And magic of some kind. Not literally, but... I have my personal reasons.

Telling me to stop using the web? Excuse me? About a week later I read there was a move by some psych folks to add a syndrome that googlings medications symptoms side effects were all an obsessional disorder not intelligent self learning. Information is what we build the web for.

Yeah. Telling you to stop using the web of all people?! 😱😅

But, it's common really, I had the same, but for my other issues, and when I asked to be tested for specific STDs?! They laughed at that... I mean, it would be funny if it was a joke.

Right after the diagnostic commentary on patients Googling about their conditions and medication side effects... Another for DSM is persistent grief syndrome. mourn somebody more than 2 years is wrong? We lose our loved ones we're going to mourn. For life at times. That's cold.

Yes. I found your tweet on that and commented on it first. I suffer 20 years now already, and this year has been marked with another different kind of wave to mark the anniversary. And especially I believe being psych drug free helped bring new revelations around it and all other

crucial personal things I've had suppressed before.