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Posted by Cam W. on April 7, 2000, at 21:48:43
Scott - Glad to see you posting again. How are you after your reboxetine setback? I did not reply to your post as I know squat about reboxetine. Hope you are feeling better. Hang loose (or to the left... or whatever) - Cam W.
Posted by Scott L. Schofield on April 8, 2000, at 12:39:32
In reply to Scott L.Schofield - How ya doin'?, posted by Cam W. on April 7, 2000, at 21:48:43
> Scott - Glad to see you posting again. How are you after your reboxetine setback? I did not reply to your post as I know squat about reboxetine. Hope you are feeling better. Hang loose (or to the left... or whatever) - Cam W.
Thanks for the concern. If feels nice.I am certainly doing better since I discontinued the reboxetine. However, the culmination of my life's horrific and demoralizing experiences, along with my current state of affairs and poor prospects, still leave me at a critical point bordering on crisis.
I feel almost ashamed to have written such an optimistic reply to Tori Hart. It seems hypocritical. "Do as I say, not as I do." I still believe it, although not necessarily for myself. Without getting into a "poor me" thing, I do see that many are not so severely ill as I am. Less pain. More function (although I know my writing seems to contradict this). I also see that many have better prospects than I do, simply for not having had such a long history of treatment failures. That these neighbors of ours may not understand things from these perspectives, I feel the need to share them because I may have already struggled through the same rough terrain that they are currently encountering for the first time.
I am very much helped by the concerned replies to my reboxetine question. I feel like I have some friends. I think that the very next thing I will do is to finish composing my acknowledgment to these replies and follow-up on the questions asked. I just wanted to get my rocks off by writing all of this other stuff first.
Bye the way, I think Copernicus may have been right.
You are one special dude.
Sincerely,
Scott
Posted by JanetR on April 8, 2000, at 19:25:52
In reply to Re: Scott L.Schofield - How ya doin'?, posted by Scott L. Schofield on April 8, 2000, at 12:39:32
> > Scott - Glad to see you posting again. How are you after your reboxetine setback? I did not reply to your post as I know squat about reboxetine. Hope you are feeling better. Hang loose (or to the left... or whatever) - Cam W.
>
>
> Thanks for the concern. If feels nice.
>
> I am certainly doing better since I discontinued the reboxetine. However, the culmination of my life's horrific and demoralizing experiences, along with my current state of affairs and poor prospects, still leave me at a critical point bordering on crisis.
>
> I feel almost ashamed to have written such an optimistic reply to Tori Hart. It seems hypocritical. "Do as I say, not as I do." I still believe it, although not necessarily for myself. Without getting into a "poor me" thing, I do see that many are not so severely ill as I am. Less pain. More function (although I know my writing seems to contradict this). I also see that many have better prospects than I do, simply for not having had such a long history of treatment failures. That these neighbors of ours may not understand things from these perspectives, I feel the need to share them because I may have already struggled through the same rough terrain that they are currently encountering for the first time.
>
> I am very much helped by the concerned replies to my reboxetine question. I feel like I have some friends. I think that the very next thing I will do is to finish composing my acknowledgment to these replies and follow-up on the questions asked. I just wanted to get my rocks off by writing all of this other stuff first.
>
> Bye the way, I think Copernicus may have been right.
>
> You are one special dude.
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Scott
Dear Scott, I had had a similar experience with reboxetine. I hadn't wanted to say anything before as eyeryone is different and as you were so excited at the prospect of taking it, I didn't want to be the one to throw cold water. My doc. got angry with me for stopping after 4 days. He thought that the fact that I was reacting to something even -vely was a good sign. I just replied that with 2 children there was no way I could continue to feel that bad. Good Luck Jan
Posted by Pietro on April 8, 2000, at 23:20:26
In reply to Re: Scott L.Schofield - How ya doin'?, posted by JanetR on April 8, 2000, at 19:25:52
Scott,
I love you man.
Posted by Janice on April 9, 2000, at 9:49:51
In reply to Re: Scott L.Schofield - How ya doin'?, posted by Scott L. Schofield on April 8, 2000, at 12:39:32
Hi Scott,
Hi Scott,
Yes your writing does seem to contradict how your actually feeling. Maybe it is the nature of the beast. One day I think I'm great and the next I'm thinking about knocking myself off (many more days of the later).
I, for one, greatly appreciate your input. If you notice right now it is 8:50 where I live, Sunday morning. I've been getting out of bed on the week-ends early (like you suggested), and it is helping. I honestly believe now that it will be through this kind of intervention that I will improve.
Maybe we could give you some ideas Scott about your disorder.
You do have friends here.
me, for one, Janice
Posted by AndrewB on April 9, 2000, at 10:07:30
In reply to Re: Scott L.Schofield - How ya doin'?, posted by Scott L. Schofield on April 8, 2000, at 12:39:32
Scott,
I've missed your postings lately. I've always benefited from what you have to say. Was your experience with reboxetine traumetizing? Maybe it will take you a while to get over that expereince. Don't give up though. Your potential to suceed is measured by your willingnes to fail. And the answer to your problems, when you find it, will be under the last stone that you turn over.
Best wishes,
AndrewB
Posted by Sherry on April 9, 2000, at 10:25:52
In reply to Re: Scott L.Schofield - How ya doin'?, posted by Scott L. Schofield on April 8, 2000, at 12:39:32
Hey Scott,
I am so incredibly sorry that reboxetine was not the answer for you. Just reading some of your posts has certainly helped me along the way whether or not they were directed at me. Hang in there, and let me know if there is anything I can do to help. I'll keep you in my prayers(don't know how comforting that is, but I'll keep you there nevertheless).~Sherry> > Scott - Glad to see you posting again. How are you after your reboxetine setback? I did not reply to your post as I know squat about reboxetine. Hope you are feeling better. Hang loose (or to the left... or whatever) - Cam W.
>
>
> Thanks for the concern. If feels nice.
>
> I am certainly doing better since I discontinued the reboxetine. However, the culmination of my life's horrific and demoralizing experiences, along with my current state of affairs and poor prospects, still leave me at a critical point bordering on crisis.
>
> I feel almost ashamed to have written such an optimistic reply to Tori Hart. It seems hypocritical. "Do as I say, not as I do." I still believe it, although not necessarily for myself. Without getting into a "poor me" thing, I do see that many are not so severely ill as I am. Less pain. More function (although I know my writing seems to contradict this). I also see that many have better prospects than I do, simply for not having had such a long history of treatment failures. That these neighbors of ours may not understand things from these perspectives, I feel the need to share them because I may have already struggled through the same rough terrain that they are currently encountering for the first time.
>
> I am very much helped by the concerned replies to my reboxetine question. I feel like I have some friends. I think that the very next thing I will do is to finish composing my acknowledgment to these replies and follow-up on the questions asked. I just wanted to get my rocks off by writing all of this other stuff first.
>
> Bye the way, I think Copernicus may have been right.
>
> You are one special dude.
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Scott
Posted by Pietro on April 9, 2000, at 12:28:27
In reply to Re: Scott L.Schofield - How ya doin'?, posted by Sherry on April 9, 2000, at 10:25:52
Scott,
If you come visit me in Italy, I will make love to you.
Pietro
Posted by Pietro on April 10, 2000, at 13:29:58
In reply to Re: Scott L.Schofield - How ya doin'?, posted by Pietro on April 9, 2000, at 12:28:27
SCott,
I not write this message before. My old broter write this one but make my name on it for me. He make fun to me for harassment like that. I ask you sorry. I never write like this for me.Pietro (real)
> Scott,
>
> If you come visit me in Italy, I will make love to you.
>
> Pietro
Posted by Scott L. Schofield on April 10, 2000, at 22:28:07
In reply to Re: Scott L.Schofield - How ya doin'?, posted by Pietro on April 10, 2000, at 13:29:58
> > Scott,
> >
> > If you come visit me in Italy, I will make love to you.
> >
> > Pietro
> SCott,
> I not write this message before. My old broter write this one but make my name on it for me. He make fun to me for harassment like that. I ask you sorry. I never write like this for me.
>
> Pietro (real)
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To tell you the truth, Pietro, that was the best offer I've had in a long time.Don't worry. No "hard" feelings.
Sincerely,
Scott
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