3,181 Comments Posted by Lynne

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God in heaven. :-(
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I have the damnedest sense of deja vu .......

Did I already say that before?
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Oh Jebus, I love the lighting!
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Well, *I'M* not gonna be the first one to say it! >:-(
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Yahoo - here we go!
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God, Live, I've missed you . . . . . . . 8`-)
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There is a lot of incorrect information on that website as well, FYI. Yes, psychotropic medications are nothing to toy with and if there is any way to avoid them, I always counsel it. As a matter of fact, I have a bad reputation (which I enjoy) for getting the people with whom I work down to the lowest possible effective dose of whatever med they are taking or getting them off altogether.

But he is flat wrong about a number of things he says in his articles, plus people in the field were giving warnings about TD LONG before this fellow started - he gives himself WAY too much credit for things he didn't actually do.

Red flag alert, in my humble opinion - or at least watch out for the BS as you tiptoe through the site.
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:-)

http://www.opacity.us/image1132.htm
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Vilia -

Agreed - sounds like we are on the same page! :-)
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And them little interstellar squirrels . . . . . . .
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Only the non-opaque people . . . . .
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Yeah, damn those nasty staff, anyhow! >:-(

[Anyone have some aspirin for the poor old Doc?]
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The only good part is that my dear friends always send me aspirin, a pillow, a helmet, and a cumezekyame when things get rough.
[You know who you are]
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awyper, so true, and since many people no longer recognize their own families they can't even get comfort from trusted people, because everyone becomes a stranger to them - even people they see every day. :-(
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awyper, I get the cold robbies thinking of how folks are doing right now with all the changes in Medicare. They really got screwed with these changes - the very people who need meds the most. :-(