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I'm dying to know what you do! are you one of those people who uses html to put naked pictures on the interweb? |
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buck30 BitchBuster All similar writing styles.... things that make you go hmmmmm :glugglug |
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please, surfer. tough talk doesn't impress anyone here. do you have any idea how many of your kind I've seen come and go? hahahaha, I already know what you'll do here and how you'll leave here. Hell, I can even take a good guess at what brand fries you'll be cooking after failing here. |
Try Valerian root.. it is often used as a natural remedy for restless leg syndrome, it's non-addictive with no side-affects. It smells HORRIBLE even in caplet form, but the smell is worth the relief.
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RLS is tough. i know peeps who've had it. he needs to see his MD sooner rather than later. there are some meds for this. sleep on the sofa once he falls asleep. no point in both being sleep deprived. good luck.
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Red, I have restless leg syndrome as well and sadly girl, there is no cure. It's a synapse thing in the brain. I hate it. I feel like I'm going to jump out of my fucking skin when I get it and after 30 mins of it I just get up and stay up half the night until I forget about it. The best a person can do is do a shit load of walking before the night is near and tire the leg muscles and exhaust the brain. Also.. if at any time a person thinks about their affliction it will immediately start happening. The best way is to somehow distract him from thinking about it.. tv or music to fall asleep to is a good start. |
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find a doctor that will prescribe him oxycontin...80mg before bedtime should do the trick...
NOTE: See a doctor before trying for mentioned remedy. |
I have sleep apnea. I felt like shit everyday for 15 years, I finally complained to the right doctor and he sent me to a sleep clinic. I stopped breathing 45 times an hour which would wake me up. I now sleep with a CPAP machine that has a mask that you wear at night. The pressure from the machine keeps your airway open and allows you to sleep without waking up.
You have two type of sleep apnea. ?Obstructive ?this type requires a CPAP to keep the airways open. Basically, your airway closes and it prevents you from breathing. ?Central? the brain is not functioning correctly and will require meds. This is a serious condition that will lead to long term health problems, you must seek medical advice. Tim |
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I just happened to catch an ad on the local New Orleans stations - seems the medicine they have been prescribing for RLS is causing heart valve problems and I must have seen 3 different ads from different law firms wanting to take on "your case" if youve ever taken medication for RLS |
[QUOTE=iwantchixx;12043323]panic attacks are not genetic. They're habit formed. I've suffered with them for many years and finally went to 'course' that teaches one how to break the habits that cause panic attacks and habits that turn a minor "weird" feeling into a panic attack.[/QUOT
You can have panic attacks gentically. Not everyone that has them are genetic carriers, but many people are. There are no courses to learn to deal with panic attacks, unless they are taught by a quack. There are shrinks that teach patients behavorial techniques, but that is not a course. That is called therapy. Please tell me how you can break the habit when doctors do not even know why a person suddenly gets panic attacks. They do not know what triggers them all of a sudden. If doctors can not answer that question, then neither can you. |
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Sorry but I am not the other two. I post only for me. I think you should be bright enough to see that I do not cuss like the other two. That is not my style, and people that know me could tell you that. Plus plenty of people on here know Buck30(Greg)from Forums. So I am not sure where you are trying to go with that, but we are three seperate people. |
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Not everyone that suffers from panic disorders have them genetically, but you can be a genetic carrier. Please read below about genetics. You can read more at http://www.athealth.com/Consumer/dis...nih_panic.html I am surprised that a panic attack suffer would not be more informed on the condition he suffers from. Genetics. Panic disorder runs in families. One study has shown that if one twin in a genetically identical pair has panic disorder, it is likely that the other twin will also. Fraternal, or non-identical twin pairs do not show this high degree of "concordance" with respect to panic disorder. Thus, it appears that some genetic factor, in combination with environment, may be responsible for vulnerability to this condition. NIMH-supported scientists are studying families in which several individuals have panic disorder. The aim of these studies is to identify the specific gene or genes involved in the condition. Identification of these genes may lead to new approaches for diagnosing and treating panic disorder. |
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thats what Sybil said too. |
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I am just going from the title - the thread has got too long :)
If its caused by use of antiphycotic drugs you can get a pill that helps a lot - I just cant remember what it is bloody called - it begins with 'c' - give me 5 and I will look it up. If its not because of that then I cant help - sorry. |
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Does anyone have a RLS affiliate program?
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