Weirdly he's into the classics. Beethoven and Mozart. Things like that. Moonlight sonata gets him real still and he doesn't move. When its over he kicks like crazy till I put it back on. Anything played on a piano or violin seems to sooth him. He also loves when I sing to him. Could be anything.
It's 8 in the morning and I did not take the Sonata last nite. A little jittery but not much. I think I will leave off all of it l off and see how it goes.
Not much can be worse than the constant jitters.
re not addictive such as melatonin or herbs or homeopathy -- much gentler than drugs, though nothing is consequence-free, Keep in mind that doctors in general are ignorant of the drugs they prescribe and completely oblivious to their more unpalatable consequences -- they're taught by pharmaceutical companies, and it;s bad for business to admit you might harm someone and bad for the emotional state required to go on as well. Very complicated stuff.
They would have refill dicflonac, sonata came in nx Monday 12/27 and percocet nx Thur 12/30. I was concern myself cause dicflonac and percocet are both pain medication and my routine pharmacist questioned me so I decided to wait. I realized now how ambien and sonata could conflict but the surgeon didn't give me any refills but the pharmacist didn't mention any of this so I doubt doctor shopping is the reason. Everything just seem so weird or lack of communication.
Three weeks ago my husband and I made a big move to Thailand. Obviously we brought our girl (Moonlight) with us. When we got here she was fine, just a bit frazzled from such a long journey. She had been behaving normally until about 6 days ago when she began vomiting quite a bit. We waited a few hours to see if it would subside, and it did not, so we decided to take her to the vet.
Finally, it was found that there was a scar in my retina and that too in vision area. Initially, the size of the blocked vision (not complete dark but a cloudy appreance) was very big and slowly as the years progressed, the size of the blockage got reduced. A Graph test was done and doctors confirmed that 30% of the vision of my Left Eye is lost and is permanent to my life.
Initially, I was wearing glass with the power of around -0.25 before the accident.
Wow.. yea that would terrify me!! Even if it is hung by the best handy man in town N E thing could happen...
I have taken 3 a day for that period and I am trying to wean myself off. I am scared to death... I can feel the anxiety and and depression already starting in.. I dont know if it is because I know what to expect or what. This week I also had another blow to my heart and emotions.. My 17 year old daugher moved out with a 25 year old man...
Here in ky they just have to be in the back seat. But I am putting the infant seat with base in the middle, my daughters booster (3 in 1seat) on passenger side and my sons (5) regular booster on driver side that way I can just take it out super quick when getting baby in and out. I have an 05 impala and it works.
To top this off, I am a very light sleeper and have to use earplugs and white noise in order to fall asleep. My doc gave me Seroquel and it works great, have been on it for about 7-8 years. I do not take it every night because of the weight gain. I also take over the counter stuff when I dont take my seroquel. I was diagnosed with Arnold Chiari malformation about 3 years and had surgery to help treat it. I get really bad migraines from my chiari, especially if i cant get enough of sleep.
I think you should take the teacher's advice and hold him back. There are several boys in my son's kindergarten class who are not turning six until late spring or summer, and their mother's plan to have them repeat kindergarten just because they will be more mature and to let them get the information twice so they know it well. It's not a terrible thing...
Reversing of letters can be due to dyslexia or due to dysgraphia. In the former, speech is not affected. In the latter, a person has difficulties framing his thoughts—so stuttering is possible. It can be the result of a visual processing disorder.
Also if stuttering developed in adulthood, it can be due to anxiety, head injury, tumor, stroke or drug use. All these may affect speech and learning, and visual perception of letter.
When I turn off the lights for bed, instead of things seeming very dark (as they should) - it is as if a full moon is shining in the window. Whether my eyes are opened or closed, the perimeter of my vision is lighter than the center. I'm not able to see anything, so technically my eyes are still not adjusted to the darkened room. After a while, my vision adjusts to the darkness and I quit noticing the lightness. Nothing is flashing or moving.
my dr just put me on sonata for sleep and i am being treated for add w/ritalin,lamictal for bpd,wellbrutrin depression, and nerourotin for nerve pain and a few days ago i started grinding my teeth together, looks like i am chewing gum all the time and i also am making grunting sounds.
It seems that every time I stop taking ambien for a few days and I'm feeling side effects. When I wake up my head is killing me, my kidneys are killing me, and I can't stop sudden movement. I have tried to stop several times though my doctors and with therapy but its like nothing works. I try to stick with it but if I have to deal with worst side effects. I can't believe I've been in this mess since '09 and I'm taking too many to even my prescriptions out.
Sometimes, when I read in bed on an evening, I notice a problem when I turn out the light. I go blind for a few minutes in one eye! When I look around the room in the moonlight I have noticed that I can see perfectly well from my left eye, but it takes a good few minutes for my right eye to be able to see in the available light. At any time in the day or night I have noticed on many occasions that I get a blurred feeling in my right eye almost like I have a film over my eye.
t bother me that much because of where the spot was. It often was not that noticeable. Yesterday, the same thing appeared in my left eye in a more central location. When I read a sentence with only my left eye, and scan through it, the word I just read kind of disappears when I read the next one. I'm terrified that this means I have macular degeneration or something similar. I'm 29.
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