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--- ccreel_04064 wrote:

> , the decrease was too much. Go back up

> to where he was,

> let him stabilize, and let me know how much of a

> decrease he did.

> We'll figure out what decrease will be appropriate.

>

> C

>

> *** ,

We'll go back up to where he was with

his evening dose tonight. The week of April 3-7 we did

the 60 to 20 mg a day decrease. He was at 20 mg a day

(10mg in morning and 10 mg in evening) for 2 weeks

and reduced 10% on April 24 putting him at 18 mg a

day: 9 mg in morn and 9 mg in evening. Last week May 9

we did the 1/2 mg per dose reduction, which was less

than 10% but more than 5%. Looking at it now it was

way too much too quick.

>

> I know Wayne is getting worried about a pdoc visit

this Thursday for his short term disability

update/checkup for work. I told him it doesn't matter

what the pdoc thinks, that it is his body and he is in

control of his withdrawal. I do know that if Wayne

tells him about the depression, the pdoc will

think it is because he needs drugs, that Wayne really

is bipolar. This pdoc wanted Wayne to take depokate,

but understood our decision to try to get off the

drugs. We know it is withdrawal. No more drugs!

Wayne has to tell the doc something and give a

reason why he can't work though so we'll just see how

it goes.

Thanks so much! I'll keep you posted and ask you

about how much of a decrease when Wayne is stable.

>

>

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Dear , I just wanted to add my experience with bacon. I ate a lot of it at one time, in the early days of that "other program". I would buy the very expensive thick sliced. At the time it was probably better than the pastries I would have eaten instead. But I outgrew bacon very quickly. I have no desire for it whatsoever anymore. Your food skills have grown very quickly over the past few weeks. You've incorporated new foods, and let go of old ones. My guess is that bacon will be easy for you to let go of. Just don't replace what you have now. Or you could freeze the bacon you still have in serving sizes, and just eat it once in a while until it is gone. That's what I did with it. ccreel_04064 wrote: The lean meats recommendation is for when people are not eating grassfed. Unless you're getting raw milk, I wouldn't give whole milk. The bacon -- go easy on it. That you so drawn to it should tell you something -- the sugar. ly, I wouldn't do it at all if I were you.C

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Dear ,

A few things jumped out at me while reading your post.

Your insecurity seems to be getting in the way of seeing what most other

people recognize as signs people like you.

Easy ways to tell someone likes you:

-- They will move in closer to you than people normally do;

-- They will make a lot of eye contact.

-- They will smile a lot.

A piece of advice -- don't hammer at people the way you hammered at her.

If you'd both been sober chances are she would have walked away.

Speaking of sober -- while you may think you can drink now, you're going

to find that this takes a toll on you.

As far as complicated -- it doesn't have to be. If in doubt, just tell a

person you are attracted to her and ask her if she feels the same toward

you. Usually, women will be honest about this and will do it gently if

they are goingto say " no " .

Again, just let things unfold. There's no need to force it.

Regards,