rotten mood
Feb 15th 2010, 10:15 pm
#31
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Re: rotten mood
ok, 9 o'clock is here and I am on the other side of it - so SC - we were talking valium and wine.... mmmmm, sounds like a plan
actually stuff it I am too tired!
In Thailand recently I noticed lots of valium on sale in pharmacies - my mum was addicted for a while (it was all the prescription rage in Wales in the early 70's). I wonder how long addiction takes - like could I just dabble then withdraw?
actually stuff it I am too tired!
In Thailand recently I noticed lots of valium on sale in pharmacies - my mum was addicted for a while (it was all the prescription rage in Wales in the early 70's). I wonder how long addiction takes - like could I just dabble then withdraw?
Feb 15th 2010, 10:17 pm
#32
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Re: rotten mood
ok, 9 o'clock is here and I am on the other side of it - so SC - we were talking valium and wine.... mmmmm, sounds like a plan
actually stuff it I am too tired!
In Thailand recently I noticed lots of valium on sale in pharmacies - my mum was addicted for a while (it was all the prescription rage in Wales in the early 70's). I wonder how long addiction takes - like could I just dabble then withdraw?
actually stuff it I am too tired!
In Thailand recently I noticed lots of valium on sale in pharmacies - my mum was addicted for a while (it was all the prescription rage in Wales in the early 70's). I wonder how long addiction takes - like could I just dabble then withdraw?
Too addictive though as you say. Beta blockers are good for calming the nerves.
Feb 15th 2010, 10:29 pm
#33
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Re: rotten mood
I'm hearing you! I had three under 5 too 
.......it does get 'better', just the type of problems change..... so stay strong 
AND I went on to number 4, so it can't be that bad hey?
Jan
(Mum to kids aged 11,10,8 and 4)
.......it does get 'better', just the type of problems change..... so stay strong AND I went on to number 4, so it can't be that bad hey? Jan
(Mum to kids aged 11,10,8 and 4)
Feb 15th 2010, 10:58 pm
#35
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Feb 16th 2010, 10:32 pm
#36
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Re: rotten mood
Hope that today has been a much better day V!
Feb 17th 2010, 7:57 am
#37
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Re: rotten mood
I hope so too, V - as much as you love the little darlings they can take it out of you big style.
My 3 were all under 5 when TheOriginalHimself died and the only way I could get through any ongoing bad behaviour was to promise myself a reward, even if it was just persuading MIL to take them so I could have a long, hot bath without worrying what they were upto. (Even when they're all 'asleep' you can't properly relax!)
I was terrified of turning into an alkie so I would never drink if I was by myself - didn't stop me considering adding brandy to their night time cup of milk though
My 3 were all under 5 when TheOriginalHimself died and the only way I could get through any ongoing bad behaviour was to promise myself a reward, even if it was just persuading MIL to take them so I could have a long, hot bath without worrying what they were upto. (Even when they're all 'asleep' you can't properly relax!)
I was terrified of turning into an alkie so I would never drink if I was by myself - didn't stop me considering adding brandy to their night time cup of milk though
