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[kashi]

New pills eh, often takes a while to get used to them. Do not hesitate to seek professional advice if you feel very poorly on them. Sometimes they need to change the ones they give you or adjust the dosage. Some may have side effects and it is reassuring if you can receive a proper explanation of what is happening.

I didn't like them but pills helped me survive until a daily routine, hard physical work and singing purged the unnamed terror and reawakened joy. For me this required a stay at an ashram. I had lots of different ones for years, now I only have fish oil, aspirin and the occasional Coopers Pale Ale. 
Most of the time now I'm as happy as Larry which I never thought was possible years ago.

Here's a limerick I wrote 30 years ago about Melleril and my psychiatrist:

A clever young doctor named Bardon
Grew colourful pills in his garden
Though they make one seem sane
One still has to complain
It's difficult getting a hard on.

Believe it or not, one of the nurses didn't know what a hard on was and she was most embarrassed when another nurse told her. biggrin

[JugNut]

@Razankar: No worries Ashley, pleased to. 

For the hard stuff kashi's the man to see.

@Kashi: Good to see you back, hope your mum's doing OK.

Cheers & happy crunching ..JN..