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Mcsloy · Guest

I buried you only cause I don't think they are Christian, just pointing out a typical "Christian" reaction.
I was prescribed paxil in 2002 for mild depression. However the drug caused me to lapse into "fugue" states where I would temporarily lose track of time. About 3 days after I started taking the drug I was driving to the electronics store which was about 5 miles from my home, and it was not until I was passing an indian casino 40 miles out of the way that I realized that I missed my turn.Fast-forward to 2003. Long and short- I ended up with a revolver in my mouth, hammer back and about to off myself. My then wife and son were locked in the bathroom. I realized what was about to happen and "snapped out of it". As I was disarming the weapon it discharged in the house and I immediately called 911.I was arrested, stripped of all my parental rights and spent 53 days locked in jail. It took me 4 years to reestablish my parental rights. I did a lot of couch time and got my issues straightened out, sans any chemicals. I can see how those mothers who kill their children methodically do it. SSRIs tend to cause one to get the impression that everything in your brain is "sunny & warm, 70Âº, and nothing bad is ever going to happen to you no matter what".I can talk freely about my experience now and hope that I can help someone looking to take "the easy way out" of one's problems. Newsflash: A pill a day is not going to save you.If you are suffering depression, start looking at your diet (refined sugars are the quickest way to get on the rollercoaster), how much alcohol you may be consuming, how much pot you smoke, etc. Your problems won't go away, even if you take a pill that makes you think they will. And I fully understand that many people actually *do* have chemical imbalances. But there needs to be a more stringent vetting process to determine these things, rather than a doctor tacitly handing out these substances like candy, and getting a nice bonus from the manufacturer at year's end for their willingness to push the drug. It's sickening what the drug companies do. And to pull the caboose on up, there's the lawyers' lobby that encourages this kind of system, as they stand to make millions on the class action suits that are brought about by "defective" drugs. So...quick checklist if you are considering the route of SSRI drugs:â€¢Get into counselingâ€¢Watch what you eat/drink/smoke/consumeâ€¢Get into a healthy habit such as walking or exerciseâ€¢Deal with your issues, lest they become a big scary monster.And as easy as it sounds, I know there are people will have a hard time following such steps. I know that certain days for me I can barely get two thoughts to coalesce. Good luck.....

Croughn · Guest

“Win7 64bit, GTX260. Looks like crap here too. Quite blockly...Also, I had problems accessing the settings. The page would open, but I wasn't able to click any controls. It's like it was layered under the flash video or something. Reverting, I'll wait ;)

June · Guest

was going by his nick..
At least tell us the page number! (It's 96b). How about page 49 for vintage? Hubba hubba!!

Dickinson · Guest

It's been 3 years, LET IT GO ALREADY!?
Only the obama loving healthcare freaks will back this BS

Jenny · Guest

One of the great unanswered movie questions of all time: Does Wyatt die or not?

MIBEY · Guest

Hey France, how about you just rule that it's wrong to endorse any religion on public space. Yeah, the Christians Fundamentalists will be upset too, but ***** 'EM! Fundamentalists are going to ruin society!

Alec · Guest

You can thank Sarbanes-Oxley for the decline in American IPOs:http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122990472028925207 ...Washington Is Killing Silicon Valley ---The new laws and regulations have neither prevented frauds nor instituted fairness. But they have managed to kill the creation of new public companies in the U.S., cripple the venture capital business, and damage entrepreneurship. According to the National Venture Capital Association, in all of 2008 there have been just six companies that have gone public. Compare that with 269 IPOs in 1999, 272 in 1996, and 365 in 1986.Faced with crushing reporting costs if they go public, new companies are instead selling themselves to big, existing corporations. For the last four years it has seemed that every new business plan in Silicon Valley has ended with the statement "And then we sell to Google." The venture capital industry is now underwater, paying out less than it is taking in. Small potential shareholders are denied access to future gains. Power is being ever more centralized in big, established companies.For all of this, we can first thank Sarbanes-Oxley. Cooked up in the wake of accounting scandals earlier this decade, it has essentially killed the creation of new public companies in America, hamstrung the NYSE and Nasdaq (while making the London Stock Exchange rich), and cost U.S. industry more than $200 billion by some estimates.---All this misguided complaining about 'deregulation' is what allows these horrible laws to get passed.

Clinkscales · Guest

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