You can still hear his voice, though, as you get on that ride in Anaheim with Tom Hanks. to each his own, I thought he was funny. Did you see 'Am I Racist'? I laughed at that. I read someone call 'fake moral outrage/offense', I think that's really more the issue. Not even the fragile blue team was really injured by these jokes, they just…
You can still hear his voice, though, as you get on that ride in Anaheim with Tom Hanks. to each his own, I thought he was funny. Did you see 'Am I Racist'? I laughed at that. I read someone call 'fake moral outrage/offense', I think that's really more the issue. Not even the fragile blue team was really injured by these jokes, they just pretend they are to feign moral superiority.
I want to stand up for San Francisco a little too, though I have not lived there in about 20 years. The 49'ers knew Nick Bossa (star defensive end from THE Ohio State) was a republican when they hired him. He co-exists as the better blue people say, even wearing a MAGA hat recently, and no one says a word. Like George Schultz and his wife, they lived here without being hit on top of the head with a hammer. Tony Bordain couldn't understand SF is not Berkeley.
p.s. just read your credentials, so pardon the question. I am anxious like most people are anxious, sometimes more so, it seems I never took a psychotropic medication, and really only one sounds attractive/ like it might really work: Xanax. I mean, I could never take Prozac cause Del Shannon took that and killed himself. of course, the medical community, feeling exceedingly butt hurt by all the inconvenient questions of how they behaved during COVID (rather like self-appointed demi-gods) and over-prescribed opiates until the death numbers set records, now I read have fallen back into a more 'holliistic pyramids, crystals, and service animals on ZOOM appointment treatment preference' with little to no RX refills. That'll show YOU. they come up with some excuse generally about the 'addictive potential' to predispose such prescriptions--they are not meant for long-term use, but don't worry the same about such drugs as Omeprazole/Prilosec--which people take for years and years because when they stop even for a day or two, it feels like their stomach is on fire. or statins. those are taken forever, hence rather addictive by definition.
So, here's the question, from your professional point of view: why not Xanax---even biting half of one, sometimes? What's so bad, really, about Xanax/better than pyramids, crystals, and cambucha with hot yoga on zoom, does this drug help your patients, yes or no?
IF you are addressing these concerns directly to Me, I can confidently say I have worked very successfully to dismantle Anxiety Disorder issues and panic attacks, without the use of meds. There IS a way to heal completely from anxiety episodes, but most (all) in the psychotherapeutic world do not understand what drives anxious, out of control reactions, nor why they 'seem' to spontaneously "come outta nowhere."
My expertise and lengthy experience in this arena helps people dismantle their anxiety reflex more easily than they have believed possible. It takes a bit of hands-on help in context of educating, supporting and retraining, but it's well worth the effort to be anxiety-free for the duration of one's life.
As for your question re Xanax~ yes, of course you can self-medicate~ but it's like slapping a Bandaid on a deep, bleeding gash in the flesh, which only provides a modicum of temporary relief. Hope this helps clarify your concerns.
You can still hear his voice, though, as you get on that ride in Anaheim with Tom Hanks. to each his own, I thought he was funny. Did you see 'Am I Racist'? I laughed at that. I read someone call 'fake moral outrage/offense', I think that's really more the issue. Not even the fragile blue team was really injured by these jokes, they just pretend they are to feign moral superiority.
I want to stand up for San Francisco a little too, though I have not lived there in about 20 years. The 49'ers knew Nick Bossa (star defensive end from THE Ohio State) was a republican when they hired him. He co-exists as the better blue people say, even wearing a MAGA hat recently, and no one says a word. Like George Schultz and his wife, they lived here without being hit on top of the head with a hammer. Tony Bordain couldn't understand SF is not Berkeley.
p.s. just read your credentials, so pardon the question. I am anxious like most people are anxious, sometimes more so, it seems I never took a psychotropic medication, and really only one sounds attractive/ like it might really work: Xanax. I mean, I could never take Prozac cause Del Shannon took that and killed himself. of course, the medical community, feeling exceedingly butt hurt by all the inconvenient questions of how they behaved during COVID (rather like self-appointed demi-gods) and over-prescribed opiates until the death numbers set records, now I read have fallen back into a more 'holliistic pyramids, crystals, and service animals on ZOOM appointment treatment preference' with little to no RX refills. That'll show YOU. they come up with some excuse generally about the 'addictive potential' to predispose such prescriptions--they are not meant for long-term use, but don't worry the same about such drugs as Omeprazole/Prilosec--which people take for years and years because when they stop even for a day or two, it feels like their stomach is on fire. or statins. those are taken forever, hence rather addictive by definition.
So, here's the question, from your professional point of view: why not Xanax---even biting half of one, sometimes? What's so bad, really, about Xanax/better than pyramids, crystals, and cambucha with hot yoga on zoom, does this drug help your patients, yes or no?
IF you are addressing these concerns directly to Me, I can confidently say I have worked very successfully to dismantle Anxiety Disorder issues and panic attacks, without the use of meds. There IS a way to heal completely from anxiety episodes, but most (all) in the psychotherapeutic world do not understand what drives anxious, out of control reactions, nor why they 'seem' to spontaneously "come outta nowhere."
This article may be useful, in terms of enlightening you about anxiety that's not situationally driven, but seems to always be lurking in the background of one's life: https://sharischreiber.com/the-panic-monster-doesnt-live-here-anymore/
My expertise and lengthy experience in this arena helps people dismantle their anxiety reflex more easily than they have believed possible. It takes a bit of hands-on help in context of educating, supporting and retraining, but it's well worth the effort to be anxiety-free for the duration of one's life.
As for your question re Xanax~ yes, of course you can self-medicate~ but it's like slapping a Bandaid on a deep, bleeding gash in the flesh, which only provides a modicum of temporary relief. Hope this helps clarify your concerns.