Re: Med intervention & Child Protective Services

[Guest guest]

Turn her doctor in again?

Educate your daughter.

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[Guest guest]

Ha, if you only knew how terribly rebellious my daughter is to me,

you wouldn't bother saying that.

I do understand, believe me. I have a daughter on Prozac who turned into someone I don't know anymore because of the drug. She think it's helped her. She's so very wrong.

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[Guest guest]

>>Educate your daughter.

Ha, if you only knew how terribly rebellious my daughter is to me,

you wouldn't bother saying that.

She doesn't listen to a word I say anymore. However, I still find a

way -- I buy (used) books through amazon.com and have them mail them

to her! I don't know if she throws the books away or not.

Hugs,

Melody

[Guest guest]

> I do understand, believe me. I have a daughter on Prozac who

turned into

> someone I don't know anymore because of the drug. She think it's

helped her.

> She's so very wrong.

Is she still on it, too? My daughter won't listen to me about her

Effexor. She fully believes that without it she would be horribly

depressed. (I disagree). Although she does now agree that the Paxil

made her violent.

Melody

[Guest guest]

Is she still on it, too? My daughter won't listen to me about her

Effexor.

As far as I know. Nothing else could account for her callous and insensitive attitude when my mom died. We haven't spoken since. That was 2 years ago.

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