"99.5% WILL FAIL.." - SAM

[goillini52]

I had a meeting with my neurologist today. He's putting me on a sleep aid to go with my other sleep aide. Clonzepam and now triptipine or some other bull shit. I have wild dreams or maybe you should call them nightmares. I jump out of bed in the middle of the night fighting and throwing punches kicking etc. I jumped out the other night and hit my head on the end table. Got a big gash, bled all over the place. Man that did hurt!

Good thing I was all drugged up!

I know what you're talking about. I've rolled out of bed with force several times while rolling out of the way of a couple of rednecks trying to run me over with a pick up truck. Another time I was running and was trying to spear somebody...I woke up after diving into the wall and found myself stuck upside down between the bed and the wall. Took me a couple of minutes to get loose.

I think Clonazepam was working, but besides making me tired all the time it hurt my breathing. After reading about it, I told the Neurologist that I couldn't believe they'd prescribe that to somebody with COPD. He said it was that or Melatonin, which I already tried. He suggested time released Melatonin and that didn't work. I've been taking dual-dose Melatonin and that seems to be working a lot better.

I've had the wounds too. 85% of people with RBD get Parkinson's. Gonna be hard to drink a cup of coffee.

 

[ExProgrammer]

let me see now. I sold Buick and American Motors for 6 weeks. sold Toyotas for 14 years did F&I at GM for 3 years and 3 more at Chrysler. I also spent 2 weeks at Sundance Chevrolet and 1 week at Campus Ford.

That's 20 years and three weeks but whose counting!

I am. That would be 20 years and nine weeks.

 

[NSRH]

Who is defending them?

Reread the thread.

 

[rousemark]

I am. That would be 20 years and nine weeks.

Only if the time at Toyota, GM and Chrysler was exactly 14, 3, and 3 years to the day which is kind of doubtful...

 

[Thedude]

I know what you're talking about. I've rolled out of bed with force several times while rolling out of the way of a couple of rednecks trying to run me over with a pick up truck. Another time I was running and was trying to spear somebody...I woke up after diving into the wall and found myself stuck upside down between the bed and the wall. Took me a couple of minutes to get loose.

I think Clonazepam was working, but besides making me tired all the time it hurt my breathing. After reading about it, I told the Neurologist that I couldn't believe they'd prescribe that to somebody with COPD. He said it was that or Melatonin, which I already tried. He suggested time released Melatonin and that didn't work. I've been taking dual-dose Melatonin and that seems to be working a lot better.

I've had the wounds too. 85% of people with RBD get Parkinson's. Gonna be hard to drink a cup of coffee.

Wait wait wait.... A Dr gave you clonazepam to sleep while you have COPD.....clonazepam to sleep in itself is idiotic cause you build a tolerance so rapidly you'd be needing huge doses to have the same therapeutic effects and eventually you would stop breathing

 

[goillini52]

Wait wait wait.... A Dr gave you clonazepam to sleep while you have COPD.....clonazepam to sleep in itself is idiotic cause you build a tolerance so rapidly you'd be needing huge doses to have the same therapeutic effects and eventually you would stop breathing

Yep. My regular Dr. was surprized the Neurologist prescribed it to me.

Like I said, after 10 days I called the Neurologist and told them I was taking myself off of it because I couldn't hardly breathe.

 

[nfl72]

My DR gave me clonazepam .5mg about 2 years ago. It is supposed to get me to a deeper rem so I get past the stage where you act out your dreams. They have started to come back so they put me on something else triptidiline or something. They did that to keep the dosage of Clonazepam down. We shall see. I have never had a problem with the hangover effect but that is probably because my dosage is so small.

 

[Thedude]

My DR gave me clonazepam .5mg about 2 years ago. It is supposed to get me to a deeper rem so I get past the stage where you act out your dreams. They have started to come back so they put me on something else triptidiline or something. They did that to keep the dosage of Clonazepam down. We shall see. I have never had a problem with the hangover effect but that is probably because my dosage is so small.

. 5mg of clonazepam is hardly anything....but you are saying you have been on it for two years straight?

 

[goillini52]

My DR gave me clonazepam .5mg about 2 years ago. It is supposed to get me to a deeper rem so I get past the stage where you act out your dreams. They have started to come back so they put me on something else triptidiline or something. They did that to keep the dosage of Clonazepam down. We shall see. I have never had a problem with the hangover effect but that is probably because my dosage is so small.

That's the same dose I was on. Maybe the COPD made it affect me differently.

 

[KRobby]

He just fiercely defended the model put forth by FEX for the independent agent as being the best. A detailed road map compiled and taught by proven producers utilizing proven techniques. While being easily learned and repeatable as well as ongoing.
All this without taking a haircut in commissions. Is he wrong?

p.s.- Some are offended by feisty people, but I like feisty people.

He was one of the best at that.
And I didn't mind his feisty or name calling, especially to those that deserved it. I usually enjoyed it.
What I did mind is the times when his horse got out of his lane and instead of admitted wrong or fault he would always double down spin and lie. His heroes are T. Winders, T. Tubbs and Coach Cal, do the maths!
But I hope he returns.

Good post. In the last couple of days I believe you've posted that you were in the car business for 20 years...then 19 years, and now 18 years. Come on now...which is it? What ya been smokin? How about sharing.

He always said he's not a numbers guy.