In lieu of meds I do 5-6 miles every day and consequently sleep very well primarily from being very tired I suppose . . .
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Dreamsglore wrote:Markle wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:QueenOfHearts wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.
I have taken one every night for the last 15 years. In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article. I wake up and find empty food wrappers? A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m. I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her. I sounded drunk, but I don't drink. Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth. I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.
I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine. You do have a really great high when you stay awake.
LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them. Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.
You're lying.
Publix could not and would not make such a decision. They can only carry out the instructions of your physician. My guess is that you haven't been in for the routine visit with your primary care physician or had your routine blood tests done. Without those, it is now illegal for your physician to renew your prescription.
They damn sure did and said I had to wait until it was time for my next prescription. I called my daughter who had been a pharmacy tech many years ago to ask her and she said they can do that because it's a class IV drug and highly regulated. Publix said I could catch up on that refill at the end but would not give me the refill for that month. I had one refill left the next month and had to go see my Dr. to get it refilled so don't tell me Markle ,I'm lying. I got five refills out of a six month prescription.
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Markle wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:Markle wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:QueenOfHearts wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.
I have taken one every night for the last 15 years. In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article. I wake up and find empty food wrappers? A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m. I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her. I sounded drunk, but I don't drink. Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth. I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.
I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine. You do have a really great high when you stay awake.
LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.
You're lying.
Publix could not and would not make such a decision. They can only carry out the instructions of your physician. My guess is that you haven't been in for the routine visit with your primary care physician or had your routine blood tests done. Without those, it is now illegal for your physician to renew your prescription.
They damn sure did and said I had to wait until it was time for my next prescription. I called my daughter who had been a pharmacy tech many years ago to ask her and she said they can do that because it's a class IV drug and highly regulated. Publix said I could catch up on that refill at the end but would not give me the refill for that month. I had one refill left the next month and had to go see my Dr. to get it refilled so don't tell me Markle ,I'm lying. I got five refills out of a six month prescription.
Wow! That's sure not what you said in the first post. Proving you lied.
2seaoat wrote:I sleep too easily, which is making driving long distance without relief a thing of the past. I have always slept easily. As a kid if I was punished to my room, I would simply take a nap......used to piss my mother off because my brother would get all anxious and beg to be able to leave his room.......
i have a friend who has to wear noise cancellation ear phones, and take sleeping pills and can never get sleep. He is normal in every way, but gets real weird about sleeping. I can sleep while watching tv and the tv stays on all night. He can be at the other end of the house and on a golf trip he will enter the bedroom I am in and turn the tv off because he can hear the tv through the bedroom door, down the hall and through his closed door.......it really is a type of torture not to be able to sleep, and i can literally fall asleep in a chair at the airport for two hours until my wife awakens me, or sleep in a camping chair next to the fire when camping and never make the tent only to awaken in the morning covered with dew and completely refreshed from a great nights sleep. I have never understood not being able to sleep, but when I used to play basketball it took me a couple hours to unwind after a late game which would be the closest I have come to sleeping issues.
Dreamsglore wrote:Markle wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:Markle wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:QueenOfHearts wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.
I have taken one every night for the last 15 years. In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article. I wake up and find empty food wrappers? A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m. I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her. I sounded drunk, but I don't drink. Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth. I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.
I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine. You do have a really great high when you stay awake.
LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.
You're lying.
Publix could not and would not make such a decision. They can only carry out the instructions of your physician. My guess is that you haven't been in for the routine visit with your primary care physician or had your routine blood tests done. Without those, it is now illegal for your physician to renew your prescription.
They damn sure did and said I had to wait until it was time for my next prescription. I called my daughter who had been a pharmacy tech many years ago to ask her and she said they can do that because it's a class IV drug and highly regulated. Publix said I could catch up on that refill at the end but would not give me the refill for that month. I had one refill left the next month and had to go see my Dr. to get it refilled so don't tell me Markle ,I'm lying. I got five refills out of a six month prescription.
Wow! That's sure not what you said in the first post. Proving you lied.
WTF! Are you senile or just damn dumb? I said they wouldn't give me my prescription for that month, you crochety senile old coot.
Markle wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:Markle wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:Markle wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:QueenOfHearts wrote:Dreamsglore wrote:What a bullshit story. I take one every night. The guy is a murderer.
I have taken one every night for the last 15 years. In the last six months I have been experiencing some of the issues described in this article. I wake up and find empty food wrappers? A few nights ago I called my daughter at 2:00 a.m. I did not believe her when she told me the next day, but then I heard the voice mail I left her. I sounded drunk, but I don't drink. Two nights ago I woke up sitting on the couch, with chewed up crackers on my mouth. I have had a few small things happen, and absolutely no memory of the events.
I think my experiences are due to my staying awake after I've take the medicine. You do have a really great high when you stay awake.
LOL! True but I can't stay awake. I usually break them in half . I have whole bunch stored up because of that. Publix wouldn't give me my monthly prescription of them because I was a week late in ordering them a few months ago. They said I didn't need them if I had some left over. I told them I break them in half so they decided I didn't need them.Pissed me off. So now I go on the exact date to get them. I don't think it's up to them to decide whether I need them. I almost changed pharmacies but I get my Lisinopril free there. It's a good thing I saved them because I had a month when my insurance changed when I didn't have any insurance after I retired.
You're lying.
Publix could not and would not make such a decision. They can only carry out the instructions of your physician. My guess is that you haven't been in for the routine visit with your primary care physician or had your routine blood tests done. Without those, it is now illegal for your physician to renew your prescription.
They damn sure did and said I had to wait until it was time for my next prescription. I called my daughter who had been a pharmacy tech many years ago to ask her and she said they can do that because it's a class IV drug and highly regulated. Publix said I could catch up on that refill at the end but would not give me the refill for that month. I had one refill left the next month and had to go see my Dr. to get it refilled so don't tell me Markle ,I'm lying. I got five refills out of a six month prescription.
Wow! That's sure not what you said in the first post. Proving you lied.
WTF! Are you senile or just damn dumb? I said they wouldn't give me my prescription for that month, you crochety senile old coot.
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I'm not positive but I believe you cannot get more than three refills without getting another written, paper prescription. MORE regulations among the hundreds of thousands from the administration of President Barack Hussein Obama.
2seaoat wrote:MORE regulations among the hundreds of thousands from the administration of President Barack Hussein Obama.
That statement is pretty stupid, but I will give you the benefit of the doubt....please give a link to show that I am out of touch with how prescriptions work, and how they have changed under this president's term where the president issued a regulation which changed how medicine is disbursed.
Dreamsglore wrote:2seaoat wrote:MORE regulations among the hundreds of thousands from the administration of President Barack Hussein Obama.
That statement is pretty stupid, but I will give you the benefit of the doubt....please give a link to show that I am out of touch with how prescriptions work, and how they have changed under this president's term where the president issued a regulation which changed how medicine is disbursed.
Markle's getting up there w/ Chrissy on dumb statements. I have one prescription that I get every 90 days.
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