Princess11 scribbled: Are you going to let me post this on euchred.com??? Love sophy

Princess11 scribbled: Where were you when I needed you:) sophy

Princess11 scribbled: I think the best thing about your articles is the sarcasm. Sooo... ummmm.... are you going to take my advice about how to sleep better at night. Wink wink nudge nudge...:))) You'll have to tell me all about it when I call you next week. Love Sophy

Princess11 scribbled: Yes, too much medication can really mess things up. It took many years for me to find my wave. I don't fight it like I did when I was a kid. I tread water instead. But you know, there is something, not sure what to call it exactly (as you mentioned) that is very beautiful about depression. Its as if we feel more than the "normal" person. Sometimes I tell my friends that its like standing naked outside through every season. You feel every pelt of hail, every summer breeze and the whip lash of a fierce wind. Thanks for the comment

Princess11 scribbled: I really like this one. tty s

Princess11 scribbled: this is really quite something. Congratulations on your talent!

Princess11 scribbled: This is lovely Andrew Alt

Princess11 scribbled: I had a friend that was put in a mental health facility after a suicide attempt (72 hours) I was there with her every day. Those people are dreadful. They were the worst care givers! They over medicated her with seroquel by 400mgs and then on the second day tried to give her 400 mgs instead of the 200 mgs she was prescribed. When she told them this they said "are you refusing medication" in a tone... I could not be with her at night because I was not allowed. But she had an anxiety attack from the taking too much seroquel which has happened to me too. She went to the nurses station and asked to speak to her because she was having severe anxiety and the nurse said "you have are supose to do your talking during the day" then gave her a sleeping pill. Immovein. (I don't know how you spell it) When she was transfered from the ICU ward at Perry Sound West hospital to Penetanguishing Mental Health Centre.. I went with them. I was disgusted by this place. She was assessed in a room with a bed that was metal and had shackles hanging from each post with sheets that were torn and bars on the windows. She attempted suicide as a result of severe paxil withdrawal and was not homocidal in any way. It scared the life out of me. I felt like we had taken a step back in time to the early 1900's and the doctor was a beast and very rude. He read her file and was laughing at it and then asked her "are you a puppet master" She is a sweet girl. I don't know what he meant by that but it was disgusting. No wonder people shy away from asking for help.

Princess11 scribbled: hey, Ohhhhhhhh I so agree with you. Would you be willing to read my article "Paxil withdrawal hell" It is about psychiatry too and those people... oh I don't even know what to say any more. Thanks for the post. I read it. It was good and very very true.

Princess11 scribbled: thank you for this. I bought them last year for my daughter. They are going in the garbage!

Princess11 scribbled: How can this be "santanic"??? Religion draws all kinds... I like it myself and I think that whatever helps you to feel better ( so long as it is legal) you should do. I am glad you found something that makes it better and any time spent with god, regarless of what the guy below said, is beautiful in my eyes.