Posted by shelliR on November 3, 2001, at 11:46:17
In reply to Re: Shelli - are you there? » shelliR, posted by Marie1 on November 2, 2001, at 20:33:26
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My pdoc and I decided to go our separate ways, so he won't be around to remind me how sick I am and what a disfunctional family I have. He's also refused to continue prescribing Prozac for me, so this should be interesting. We've been shopping for health insurance and have no g.p. at the moment, which I pointed out to him, but "The difficulties entailed in the consequences of your choice, of course,will need to be borne by you."
> He's got a problem with over-wordiness and redundancy.Wow. I think I must have missed something big. You two have parted? The one who gave you all the trouble about not saying you missed him when he left? What happened? It sounds like you left--you weren't kicked out) (consequences of your choice), but it also sounds almost unethical not to give you prozac until you find another doctor, since it's an insurance matter. The "consequences of your choice" should not leave you even temporarily without your AD. Prozac is not a narcotic. He obviously doesn't want you to go, but this is not
a game.You could probably walk into any community mental
health program and get prozac after explaining the
circumstances. Actually probably after walking into ANY medical clinic. That is unless you want to stop prozac in keeping with your new "I am completely normal" trial. You also might want to try St. John's Wort. Still, if prozac was working, then it is probably silly to make any med changes right now. You don't want to start slipping down even a little, without a therapist.Splash,
Shelli
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