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| emily thomas
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Jamile!, have a break have a sweet and sour worm! they make your tounge sweat, hmmmn just read soem of your page, crazy stuff mateo, not really sure whats going on but hope your happy and well, loads of lovexoxox |
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| Andrew
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RIAA are crooked bastards that take sueing to a whole new level. |
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hey jamie, get in touch - lets go for a coffee. you've got my details. its been a while. |
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anti-psychotic medication they try. Furthermore, it is widely reported that anti-psychotic medication must be taken regularly, at an effective dose (which varies from person to person) for a period of between 3-6 weeks before it has any noticeable effect on the illness. While the initial effects are felt at this time, recovery continues, gradually over a period of 3-6 months. Typically, the initial side effects of fatigue and sedation improve considerably after 1-2 weeks of treatment. Finally, some illnesses which have delusions as a symptom, can directly cause gradual damage to the brain and cognitive function if left untreated. For all of the above reasons, I strongly encourage you to continue taking medication and being involved with follow-up, while pursuing other plans for liberation. |
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Dear Jamie.
I hope you're well. I've stumbled across your blog, and felt that I should make a comment. I hope you don't take this comment as disputing the reality of your experience, as it is not intended to do so. Having read your blog, I can see that the you are absolutely convinced of the reality of your situation and certainly, the distress you feel is very real. You come across as an articulate, intelligent person, and as such, you may at least consider the possibility that some of your experience may have a basis in delusion, and at least explore the possibility of treatment. It seems that you have tried at least one anti-psychotic medication. I understand, from my own researsh into various reputable sources of information, that at least 1/3 of people do not respond to the first |
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Hey Jamie! I don't quite follow everything that's going on, but I am very sorry that it's happening. I hope it all works out, and that you know you are very well missed, and loved here. All the family says 'Hello' and they hope things turn out for the best. Hang in there. Love you!  |
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Jamie. Its Jojo from Wanaka. Hope all is well up there. Really enjoyed catching up at Hotwater Beach earlier in the year. Josephine emailed the other day and said that there might be a family gathering over Christmas & New Year. Annabel and I will not be there at that time but might make it up at some stage over the summer. Say hi to J,B&F when you next see them. Look forward to hearing from you. Chow.  |
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| Jamie
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Hey Poppy!
Thanks for your concern! Still trudging through it all but I think I'm making some progress. Gosh... it must be cold in Dunedin right now!
Hope to see you guys at Christmas!
Love from,
Jamie  |
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Hey Jamie! Its Poppy Johns, Katharines daughter if you don't remember . I just want to say everyone loves you and hopes you get better so GET BETTER lol. Love you, get better. x Poppy |
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| Mahony Muck McGrath
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Hey dude, I don't know if you remember me. I'm Jared's sister. I have to take anti pyschotics and anti depressants everyday. It's total ass. I thought for awhile that scary girl out of the movie The Ring was going to get me. Hehee. I hope you are ok man. Luv Mahony xxxooo |
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