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Author: KatieKatie Date: Dec 16, 2006 09:46
Nancy wrote:
> Carrie wrote:
>> Nancy wrote:
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>>>
>>> This is an excellent recommendation, actually,
>>> with the percentage of the population on anti-
>>> depressants rising sharply -- mainly due, I think
>>> to television advertising. Have you seen the ones
>>> that ask "Do you feel sad two or more days a
>>> week?" Their answer, of course is, their brand
>>> of poison.
>>>
>>> People think that sadness, even depression, is
>>> something that can and SHOULD be cured by
>>> a pill when, in truth, our "sad" or "depressed"
>>> emotions serve an essential purpose as indi-
>>> cators of needed change -- and not just a
>>> change in medication.
>>> ...
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Author: KatieKatie Date: Dec 16, 2006 09:56
Linda L wrote:
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> Thank you -- don't understand why the resistance to meds for mental
> conditions/health when meds for physical conditions are ok.
The point is that your mental disturbances stem are of your own making.
If you didn't practice at being a creep so hard and so long , you
wouldn't now need to have your creepiness pharmaceutically controlled.
The refusal to function appropritately ultimately becomes an inability
to function appropriately. That rule applies to physical as well as
mental conditions.
Or are we meant to view you as a hapless victim of biochemical
circumstance?
I don't understand the resistance to taking responsibility for yourself
for once. Well, actually, yes I do. It's the insistance that you're
Special that likely started the whole mess. Maybe try letting that
one go and see how you feel.
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Author: NancyNancy Date: Dec 16, 2006 10:03
SMV wrote:
> nancy:This is an excellent recommendation, actually,
> with the percentage of the population on anti-
> depressants rising sharply -- mainly due, I think
> to television advertising. Have you seen the ones
> that ask "Do you feel sad two or more days a
> week?" Their answer, of course is, their brand
> of poison.
>
> sv: while it's true the medical profession gives them out all too freely, I
> have seen many people who's lives have been dramatically changed for the
> better for using them. After all, no one makes such claims about taking
> insulin for diabetes. sheryl
I'm not against the drugs themselves when
prescribed appropriately. What I AM against
is the way they're advertised, and I'm also
against the way they're prescribed without
due thought or on request.
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Author: AA Date: Dec 16, 2006 10:30
Tom wrote:
> Carrie " Whether it's someone familiar here using different ids and
> names or really a father and daughter (as they say) it still seems
> kind of odd . . . ."
>
>
> ~ Eve's IP address was 69.45.7.70.
>
> ~ It's interesting to check this address at Trusted Source:
>
> http://www.trustedsource.org/
Interesting it said this:
Current reputation Suspicious
And all the activity with that address
occured between 11-27-06 and 11-29-06
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Author: NancyNancy Date: Dec 16, 2006 10:44
A wrote:
> Lee wrote:
>
>> Gene gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>Gene says that my
>>>>Dad wasn't nice so he didn't get treated nicely.
>>>
>>>He insulted people who had done nothing to him; this is not a good way
>>>to introduce yourself to a group.
>>>
>>>>This new age stuff bugs me but Dad got into it since my Mother died a
>>>>few years ago.
>>>
>>>This group is not about new age stuff.
>>>
>>>>Anyways, thanks for sticking up for people who get suckered into ...
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Author: CarrieCarrie Date: Dec 16, 2006 11:06
Nancy wrote:
> know about "signs" and the "new age" (etc.)?
> It's hard for me to imagine how he would have
> stumbled across this newsgroup using those
> sorts of search words. Stranger things have
> happened, I guess.
>
I have been busy and kind of lost track but if it's the one asking
about "signs" I answered him in depth and not rudely. Seems like others
did, too.
Next thing the daughter was posting saying he had been treated
rudely and jumped on when he came her NEW?
I think that was what seemed strange to me. Unless he's an elderly
person who might not be too clear thinking, why would he share this
with his (adult?) daughter and she feel the need to come on in his
place and make out he was attacked and treated so rudely. By people
neither of them supposedly even knew?
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Author: KatieKatie Date: Dec 16, 2006 11:17
Nancy wrote:
. In fact, given my age,
> there's a possibility that I may not recover from
> some of these effects. And the problem has
> been compounded because I was prescribed a
> couple of additional drugs to "cure" some
> symptoms that were undoubtedly caused by
> the first drug. It's important to be very careful
> and each patient needs to inform him/herself,
> rather than just going along like a sheep (as
> I did).
>
> Nancy
Amazing! And all those Special Visits From Jesus, yet nary a mention!
Maybe it's time for you to publicly unprescribe the toxic swill you
hand out in-between worrying about who screwed you up due to their own
carelessness and arrogance.
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Author: KatieKatie Date: Dec 16, 2006 11:26
Nancy wrote:
>. Could it be that
> our sock puppet blesses more than one group
> with his/her wisdom? Could it be that I am just
> in the throes of oldtimer's disease, seeing pat-
> terns where none exist? :)
>
You could always ask Jesus, since you have no problem whatsoever
handing out advice based on all your amazing understandings of what he
thinks and wants.
Your penchant for wishful thinking and delusional disparagements
against those who don't fawn on you has nothing to do with any disease.
It's the result of you spending your life trying to convince everyone
else that you really are Special and therefore Entitled to Special
Treatment. You've had to become immune to your own bullshit but just
haven't managed yet to innoculate the rest of the planet, that's the
problem.
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Author: KatieKatie Date: Dec 16, 2006 11:29
Nancy wrote:
> I give him a LOT of credit because he immediately
> admitted that the initial prescription had no doubt
> been made in error, and took steps to get me off
> the drug.
So you think that appropriate, responsible behavior warrants Special
Credits?
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Author: KatieKatie Date: Dec 16, 2006 12:25
mr bill wrote:
> and yet you spend all of your time here trying to show everyone how special
> you are because you can be as rude and hateful as only you can.
>
> it is a damn shame that you are immune to your own bullshit, you could learn
> a lot from the steaming pile you carry around and dump all over the place.
>
Ahhh, another speeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeritchual failure! Shame! All
that Assholeyness and you don't even know the difference between "some"
and "all".
As to burdens, I wouldn't trade mine for yours, since you brought it
up. But based on your equation I guess that makes you a hell of a
lot more rude and hateful than I am, huh?
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