Social Phobia
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valium Three nights ago, at the bedtime (as ususal...) i had annoying and unbearable boring racing thoughts. So, i took 8mg of valium . But it didnt calme me down , so i mixed it with some very very old pill of xanax (minimal dose of pill)....Rite before i felt in sleep , i had something that i dont know if it was for rea... 27 Apr 2007 16:29
Therapists in Northern Virginia/Jerilyn Ross Hi everyone, I live in the Northern Virginia area, and am considering consulting a social phobia expert to help me with my social phobia. I have two questions: Has anyone on this list worked with Jerilyn Ross or attended her center, "The Ross Center for Anxiety" in Washington DC? If you've had experience with h... 23 Apr 2007 16:13
propranolol vs atenolol atenolol is a cardiac selective BB. IOW, it tends to act mostly on the heart, which I don't care about. But propranolol is non-selective, acting not only on B-1 receptors, but also on the B2 and B3 which is what I want for sweating and blushing, etc. ... 22 Apr 2007 09:53
propRanolol and incipient diabetes in response to posted concerns over beta blockers and contribution to diabetes: - the studies dealt with HTN patients, who *generally* eat like pigs and don't exercise. Not all, but most. So the data does not represent the general population (that's almost not true anymore). - the Risk Ratio for users of diure... 21 Apr 2007 22:53
aioe.org that's a free usenet server, which I use. It also strips your IP, if you'd like that aspect. (I do... and you can also go through TOR.) Unfortunately, it's new and so when I logged on now, I can't see most of the recent posts. Sorry if I ignore anybody who responded, encouraged or insulted me :). I might try to r... 22 Apr 2007 10:56
does this sound familiar? On Feb 20, 2:02 am, "rado" <funky.croo...(a)g.mail.com> wrote: I m similiar, but i even dont pretend i m talking on a handy-just pass them by Lol.....And after that i think what could i say..... But i also smell that they dont like me , although i m tottaly convinced that it is completely unreal... S... 13 Apr 2007 03:26
This shows there's hope for all of us Check out this cute YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akjDqKnoN2Y ... 13 Apr 2007 03:26
slow healing do you find that you are slow to heal (e.g., from minor cuts)? I've always been that way. I'm thinking it might be due to excess cortisol. ... 12 Apr 2007 00:47
today's topic is about beta blockers and PTSD. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4722225.stm The drug has been shown to interfere with the way the brain stores memories. Post-traumatic stress disorder affects around one in three of people caught up in such events, and memories can be triggered just by a sound or smell.... 7 Apr 2007 13:18 |