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| Originally posted by wienerschnitzel i used to smoke (after pregnancy) but only did it outside.. my other big rule was NEVER smoke in the car with my kid inside, seeing others do that really bothers me. I quit smoking a couple of months before my second pregnancy. If you are struggling with drinking habits maybe you should see your doctor about anti-anxiety meds (which you may have already done) but it sounds like it goes a bit beyond smoking. I'm not trying to pass judgement, HOWEVER, i gave up ALOT of shit to have a kid, physically and emotionally.. as a dad and a husband, having a smoke outside shouldn't be that big of an issue. |
OP is a fucking loser.
if you can't put the kid before your own "needs" you should get an abortion and save the world from more chavs.
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| Originally posted by Schadenfreude OP is a fucking loser. if you can't put the kid before your own "needs" you should get an abortion and save the world from more chavs. |
if my baby would be allergic to cats i would give them all away.
seriously man, consider what it is going to take to be a good father before considering what it will take to be able to smoke in the house.
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| Originally posted by Schadenfreude if my baby would be allergic to cats i would give them all away. seriously man, consider what it is going to take to be a good father before considering what it will take to be able to smoke in the house. |
have you considered going to a doctor?
they would be much more well equipped to handle these problems you are facing than tranceaddict.
i'm not expert on life by any means, but the sooner you take care of yourself, the sooner that you will be fit to care for others.
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| Originally posted by Schadenfreude have you considered going to a doctor? they would be much more well equipped to handle these problems you are facing than tranceaddict. i'm not expert on life by any means, but the sooner you take care of yourself, the sooner that you will be fit to care for others. |
maybe you should try again.
just say what you have taken before to the doctor and why they didn't work.
there are a ton of anti depressants on the market, and not all of them work for everyone. Doing it on your own is not a good idea. Think about it.
Yeah if you do it like that you'll end up like me 
see?
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| Originally posted by Schadenfreude maybe you should try again. just say what you have taken before to the doctor and why they didn't work. there are a ton of anti depressants on the market, and not all of them work for everyone. Doing it on your own is not a good idea. Think about it. |
haha yeah i see your point 
well i was on citalopram before... i was told they were non-adictive, and non drowsy.. them fukkas were like doing really smacky E's
Ahh yeah. Been on those. They didn't really do shit to me, positive or negative.
well i was told theyd take 4 weeks to get into my system and start doing me some good.. but after 2 weeks i was a mess, they were forcing me to have really violent panic attacks, so i came straight off of them. im just on propanalol [beta blockers] at the minute. they dont seem to really do anything
Usually you have no positive gains for about a month, but from 1-3 weeks or so you have all the bad side effects. It can be a bitch, depending on what it is. Mirtazapine was giving me hallucinations, was crazy.
Currently though I'm just on Metropolol [beta blockers] and some xanax and alcohol 
Beta blockers shouldn't have any negative side effects, though they might make you a little bit depressed. Also they increase your attention span and focus! 
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| Originally posted by [N]�k|��[Z] well i was told theyd take 4 weeks to get into my system and start doing me some good.. but after 2 weeks i was a mess, they were forcing me to have really violent panic attacks, so i came straight off of them. im just on propanalol [beta blockers] at the minute. they dont seem to really do anything |
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| Originally posted by woscar Two words: Robert Enke |
ah well these beta blockers dont really seem to do anything at all really. ive had this thing for 2 and a half years now, i was on propanolol for about 6 months, and i figured they wernt doing anything, so i went to the docs and tried the citalopram, but they fucked me up.. so i went back on the beta blockers for another yearish. then i decided to go cold turkey and just not take anything, and it was hard but manageable. i was hoping that eventually id subconciously realise that i didnt need them and id get better on my own, but i guess it didnt work. i got married last year, so i had the stress of all that, so i went to the docs and went back on the beta blockers, and its been about 5 months since i stopped drinking on weeknights, which makes things harder for me.
so thats my life generally in a nutshell right now. im told that having a baby will sort me out, who knows.. maybe it will.. maybe it wont
how about instead of "it might sort me out it might not" you change that to "i better get control of my life and health before it fucks up the lives of others that i am responsible for."
change that frame of mind and you are already a bajillion times better off.
babies just don't "sort you out"...the shitload of badly raised children out there speak for that quite immensely. YOU sort yourself out
you are taking on the biggest responsibility of your life, you have to start being responsible to you too.
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| Originally posted by Schadenfreude beta blockers do not cure depression. no anti depressant is instant and it does take time. One failure does not mean another will not work. Do some reading up on it and show up to your doctor prepared. Look at it this way, the baby is not born yet, so you have the time to fix this before it is. Waiting around will not do anything. I don't mean to be insulting with the next comment, but if you drank every day for 10 years, you are not equipped to do it yourself. I mean this in the nicest of ways too. |
The one time I ever agreed to take anti-depressants they ended up having the opposite effect and caused an even greater degree of depression along with some suicidal thoughts thrown in for fun. Stopped taking them immediately and it cleared up, was still incredibly terrifying, pretty much scared me off the things for good. 
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| Originally posted by Schadenfreude how about instead of "it might sort me out it might not" you change that to "i better get control of my life and health before it fucks up the lives of others that i am responsible for." change that frame of mind and you are already a bajillion times better off. babies just don't "sort you out"...the shitload of badly raised children out there speak for that quite immensely. YOU sort yourself out |
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| Originally posted by enydo The one time I ever agreed to take anti-depressants they ended up having the opposite effect and caused an even greater degree of depression along with some suicidal thoughts thrown in for fun. Stopped taking them immediately and it cleared up, was still incredibly terrifying, pretty much scared me off the things for good. |
show me someone that had their life ruined by meds, and i'll show you someone that took the wrong ones for them and didn't bother to follow up to the doctor with this info, and try another kind.
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