Delusive angie @delusive_angie10

WontStandDown

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come on Judas you mean to tell me you donโ€™t buy 3 ring lights and 12 headbands every week? ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚
No but I do have a ring light that's never even been taken out the box ๐Ÿ˜ญ similar to Angie ๐Ÿ˜‚
 
The only item I saw her being bought food wise was coconut cream and chocolate, it's not a weekly shop. Its widely out of touch to think anything on her wishlist is a weekly purchase other than soap and toilet rolls ๐Ÿ˜ญ
Because people will pretend to outrage over everything and over dramatise things it's pretty funny that people are so thick in all honesty. She did mention about a full weeks shop but I think she gave up after people kept clearing it ๐Ÿ˜…
 

Medusa

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Thanks, it's starting to worry me now, as I have not heard great stories about it. Is duloxetine from the same family as venlafaxine?
Venlafaxine worked really well for me, for over 7 yrs. I then changed to Duloxetine after being on them only because they stopped working. The withdrawals were bad, mainly the brain zaps. But probably not as bad because i had the Duloxetine to wean onto. I don't take anything now, and it seems to have worked better for me. I wouldn't recommend it, though.

I think everyone is different, there's medication that's been named in here that I've had a horrendous experience with yet its helped others so much.

See how you are in a couple of weeks and if you are still feeling the same or you're worried, contact your Gp and raise your concerns with them. Try not to worry, although I know it's only natural and you probably are.
 
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Venlafaxine worked really well for me, for over 7 yrs. I then changed to Duloxetine after being on them only because they stopped working. The withdrawals were bad, mainly the brain zaps. But probably not as bad because i had the Duloxetine to wean onto. I don't take anything now, and it seems to have worked better for me. I wouldn't recommend it, though.

I think everyone is different, there's medication that's been named in here that I've had a horrendous experience with yet its helped others so much.

See how you are in a couple of weeks and if you are still feeling the same or you're worried, contact your Gp and raise your concerns with them. Try not to worry, although I know it's only natural and you probably are.
The pharmacist rings me every week, so I will see to her tomorrow about my concerns
 
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Medusa

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The pharmacist rings me every week, so I will see to her tomorrow about my concerns
Don't do anything hasty like stopping them, what suits one person may not suit the other person. You have someone calling you each week so if you're worried voice your concerns. I know how it feels to be so desperate for your meds to start working, just to give you a break from how s you're feeling. Hang in there and see how you're feeling next week.
 
And we all know Angie is just pure lazy the choice between a shower or sit live till she sleeps making money in her head it's a no brainer
I don't think it's laziness I believe she doesn't care enough about herself to wash or not live in a biohazard room. She enjoys the attention it gets her but the only person it affects is herself.