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Old 31-10-2008, 02:07 PM   #3
Steel Maiden
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Originally Posted by roiben View Post
I know you wont like the idea, but could you go back to hospital while reducing the olanzapine? This way, you can be monitored and know you are in a safer enviroment, with less risk of getting into trouble??

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Hope it works out. Changing meds can often be frightening and disconcerting, we are here for you though, backing you up.
Thanks for this. My psych didn't think I should go to hospital while I come off my olanzapine, but she said that if I ever feel an incident coming up, I should call her immediately and say its urgent, and she'll either send me to hospital or give me a prescription for some PRN.
Thanks for the hugs.
I have hope. It is definitely frightening and disconcerting, but I want to get through this.
Thanks.



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