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Tucson, AZ
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One concern with clinical insomnia is that people sleep differently. Are you rested every night after a solid 8 or 9 hours? Fall asleep no problem? Don't have night terrors? Prefer night shift work or split shift? Have sweet dreams? Or is sleep elusive?
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Well it used to be titties and beer I guess now it's titties and guns and it has been for a while I remember seeing Billboard's all over McCarran airport in Las Vegas and lots of advertising for women to go shooting. Which in a controlled environment I find very therapeutic.
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For me medical cannabis does the trick but they don't believe it so they put me on the gabapentin and I realize now I don't need it and I and now at half a milligram a day of clonazepam which is astonishing considering 38 years of higher dose use every day. It's going well.
It was tolerated much better years ago but for some reason now it just is not for me I I'm very fortunate I don't have gi problems usually and this just messed me up seriously.
What are you using if I may ask? Ketamine is a big thing now there are at least two clinics nearby as well as home sessions. I had no idea I've never used it myself. I do have a friend who studies the pharmacological aspects of hallucinogens. Very interesting but not my thing.
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Oh yeah that disassociation is very strange as is the trembling and weakness that comes along with it too but it hit me like a very bad stomach flu intestinal disruption it was awful and it hit twice so that include me into the fact that it wasn't food poisoning or a bug! No more
So as I've been going through this taper of benzodiazepines I've been on for 38 years they are replacing it with Gabapentin for seizures. It's been making me really sick. Why I've been quiet. My blood and chem panels are the best ever but I feel like I'm back on chemo. Yuck!
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Why is it illegal to test candy for contaminants such as drugs or in the case of Fentanyl or carafentanyl poison not remotely a recreational drug rather truly because of very fast death for anybody walking that sad path. What insane Florida law makes testing candy illegal?
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Tucson got hit very hard with these and we already had Blues. Apx 80% of US overdoses are from pressed Fentanyl which is killing more people than any drug in US history. Here they're called Skittles, appealing to younger folks and they are cheap. Stay aware, especially Halloween!
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How wonderful, Yes? Makes me want to get the baby size Yoda where I gave me from my bedroom and take a picture for you hahaha. Is it a specific application for your phone? Share a link if you have a chance thanks dear cuz! 🤗
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Interesting so that's great to stimulate your mental acuity for the day I should perhaps try that over catching up with social media and leave that for later? Hahaha
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Delightful and wonderful God I'm so glad. One of the things I love is finding hilarious snarky 404 pages. It's like an Easter egg reward for the file not found issue!
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So essentially you were saying you went 404 yourself? Good work! Sometimes you just got to return to 404 yourself! 🤣
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Well that's not nice. Have you tried some ice on your sniffly nose? It sounds strange but sometimes it can stop the annoying itch! Which antihistamine did you take you may have taken one that isn't that effective for itchy runny noses.
/me passes tissues 🤗
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I personally don't like it. It has been shown statistically it's that when anyone who is trying to build audience uses real testimonials however that it is helpful. Everybody responds differently however and I'm not fond of the model myself. And of course a patient must agree!
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