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9 months meltdown free


I am delighted to report that I have been meltdown and depression free for 9 glorious months.

I take pristiq 50mg every night, no side effects etc. Could be this amazing lifestyle is a significant contributor to my well being as well.

All is well in Phil's head lol

Take care, and good medications.



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Good on ya mate, see ya down the track somewhere, and keep smiling.

Col & Annette

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That's great news Phil All the best to you.

Lynda

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Well done Phil, you are still a larrikin though!!😀😀

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Fantastic News Phil, you could be right about the lifestyle being a contributor too ! smile



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jules47 wrote:

Well done Phil, you are still a larrikin though!!😀😀


Is there any other way to be Jules? I just refuse to get old..

Hope all is well with you and Billeeeee.

x



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Thanks folks, I acknowledge that there are many health issues out there, I have been told a number of times to toughen up, but alas, these mental things are all invasive and effect every aspect of living.

Its a subject not too many folks like to talk about, however if you feel "blue" for more than a week you may be depressed, time to talk to your doctor.

It takes about 3 months for the meds to kick in at full rate, mental relaxation exercises work as well. I sit and listen to classical music, and my mind moves to a better place.

Please be very aware of your own mental state and that of you partner, you could save a life.

There are many depression tests on line, just google depression test.

Love and good health to you all.

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"All's well in Phil's head" Mmmmm confusesmile

Hope ya stick'n to the legal stuff mate cos I don't have time to visit ya in the clink biggrin  Oh yeh, ya have that hose hooked up to the shed with the grapes in it smile  Good meds. 



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Dougwe wrote:

"All's well in Phil's head" Mmmmm confusesmile

Hope ya stick'n to the legal stuff mate cos I don't have time to visit ya in the clink biggrin  Oh yeh, ya have that hose hooked up to the shed with the grapes in it smile  Good meds. 


Gday mate, you know its people like you that make this forum great, thanks for you care and concern Doug.

I have now taken up a position in the barrel shed, flat on my back with the tap dripping into my gob... YUMMY!!!!

Bit difficult when the forklift wants to share too.. Bit hard to fight that sucker off.

Take care mate.

BTW, my head is in a good place.. on top of my Adonis body.. lmao 



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Lay'n on ya back under a keg. Ya head is definitely in the right place. Good think'n 99.

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Good on ya' Phil.

I know how you feel, problem is, mine is from the meds the Docs gave me after BC Surgery and Radiation.

I saw the Doc, they said, we want you to keep taking them for another 6 weeks to see if you settle into it. Oh My! Or in other words, its probably your imagination.

I know its those little yellow tabs because when I sometimes drop them on the floor, I don't take them, and the next day is Fantastic!!!!

Now my trip is pushed back 6 weeks.

Every week while I am stuck here I buy something nice for my ute. Makes me feel better, this week Tub Liner.

The month of June I bought 4 x 16" alloy wheels, makes it look pretty while am still here plus it saves the proper wheels/tyres for when I get out there.

I will just have to live the dream through you guys who are already out there, learning new stuff all the time which is good for my brain, thanks peeps.

Cheers,
Nomes

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"Toughen up" is advice given by people who've never traveled that road and have not idea where it takes you. So if they've never been there their advice is worth zilch.

Lynda

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