med for anxiety

[kathyd]

Hi Violet,
Just happened to noticed your suggestion. Thanks!
I sure would love to volunteer as it would be something, I could stop if I needed. Also it would be a wonderful distraction.
My problem still is the driving; even a 5minute drive is the most painful activity for me, so much so that I have avoided if for a long time now.
I'd been doing it occasionally for awhile and found that it took me a day or so to bounce back to baseline.
Who knows tho .. that may have changed and I must talk myself into trying it again.
My practitioners encourage it as long as I pace myself, of course.
My hubby works from home at least 3-4 days weekly tho, so I would love to find a local volunteer job, as maybe he could drop me there, tho the poor guy is exhausted from driving everyone around.
Thx for the suggestion!
I pray often that an opportunity presents itself.. and have even asked my facebook friends if they knew of work from home job opportunities
Take care!

[Violet M]

Kathy, I don't know if your location would have a city van that drives disabled people to places they need to go. That is something we have in our city. Might be worth checking into if you qualify.

Violet

[stephanies]

Kathy,

I thought I would mention that the tiniest dose of Klonopin (Clonazepam) is quite constipating for me. I take it very infrequently,but if I take even as little as half of .25, I have trouble with constipation. You can google and check and this is a side effect. Perhaps the Klonopin is contributing to your constipation?

Stephanies

[Grammy]

It is so easy for me to understand that intense fear. I have it too. The falling out feeling has been with me for over two decades. Feet on the floor each day starts a viscous circle. Dr claims there is no prolapse but where the pressure is so bad, that is so hard to believe, my anxiety makes me sick. Anyone have good luck with phenergan. Is it an addictive drug? Following the anxiety, is sheer exhaustion for me.

[Violet M]

I haven't tried Phenergan. I don't think it's addictive.

http://www.webmd.com/drugs/2/drug-6606/ ... de-effects
http://www.rxlist.com/phenergan-drug/si ... ctions.htm

If you are having trouble sleeping it might help you sleep better but I'm not sure whether it would be OK for long-term use. You could call your local pharmacist and get their advice.

Violet