Tommy? He's not a prick. I don't know what sort of dick would leap to that conclusion. Do you?
We work very well together on things. Whatever we decide, it will be in addition to current meds. I recognized the panic/anxiety/shock symptoms. We'll agree on a tx and he'll write the Rx. Since you asked, he's an MD. This will be a short-term tx in response to a major life-altering event. Sorry, but it's not what I feel I need MH pros to treat.
What do I think you should be doing differently from what you're doing now to handle the stress?
Rough call, never had a husband of 16 years pass away suddenly before. What to you suggest?
The cannon fodder/prick remark refers to a guy I used to date some in Dallas. About 12 years ago he made the remark which was quickly relayed to me, "Well, he need to keep taking his meds. He's fucking crazy." This was in '99, well before antidepressants became as fashionable as they are today. I suspect he's still trashing me.
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We work very well together on things. Whatever we decide, it will be in addition to current meds. I recognized the panic/anxiety/shock symptoms. We'll agree on a tx and he'll write the Rx. Since you asked, he's an MD. This will be a short-term tx in response to a major life-altering event. Sorry, but it's not what I feel I need MH pros to treat.
What do I think you should be doing differently from what you're doing now to handle the stress?
Rough call, never had a husband of 16 years pass away suddenly before. What to you suggest?
The cannon fodder/prick remark refers to a guy I used to date some in Dallas. About 12 years ago he made the remark which was quickly relayed to me, "Well, he need to keep taking his meds. He's fucking crazy." This was in '99, well before antidepressants became as fashionable as they are today. I suspect he's still trashing me.