David Baxter PhD
Late Founder
See above. The quick fix is not always the best fix.
No. What I'm suggesting is that you let your doctors follow there best clinical instincts and wait it out. That's one of the benefits of being in the hospital - they don't expect you to go to work in the morning. Maybe what is needed is that you take the time to wean off some of the medications and settle on one or two or three that work.
Be patient and trust in the experience and training of your caregivers. They know what they are doing.
I wanted to say that this is exactly what I want to do. So it seems that we agree
I can easily be here for a month.
Sorry you're having a hard time. I hope the medication helps soon.
I'm not sure if anyone else is having this problem, but when you (or anyone else) updates your post it doesn't show as updated. I only check if a new post has been made by someone. I guess I need to start checking whether it shows the post is new or not.
Ditto to what CD said, and, I went out for a few hours. I checked here before I left, and I just got home. We are in different time zones, doing different things. And sometimes, just have nothing to add.
Thanks CD. I really appreciate it. You are right about the auto merging of the posts and it not bouncing the post back to the top but it staying at its original post date and time.
Are there classes or groups at the hospital that you can take part in?
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It doesn't update on the main board for me. I don't subscribe to any threads. But when someone adds to their post it still shows the same time as the orginal post.
Are there classes or groups at the hospital that you can take part in?
---------- Post Merged at 07:37 PM ---------- Previous Post was at 07:36 PM ----------
It doesn't update on the main board for me. I don't subscribe to any threads. But when someone adds to their post it still shows the same time as the orginal post.