Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent

RR · 08-19-2006, 11:14 PM

Some time back at the Paxil Protest I began reporting on an incredibly sinister Internet trap spawned by GSK marketing designed to suck in more Paxil addicts. They called it "Life Is Waiting".

I launched a massive, around-the-clock campaign targeting the web site using Google Adwords.

A few months ago I saw that web traffic I had siphoned off from the site had died down, but never thought to check the site out again.

Well, it turns out, that "registration for the Life is Waiting Program has ended." See https://www.lifeiswaiting.com/

Can we take credit for that? In part, perhaps. We reached 40,497 web users in that campaign. I guess some of those folks went back and logged into the "Life Is Waiting" website with "some questions."

Today, visitors to Life Is Waiting who would "like to learn more about a treatment option for social anxiety disorder, depression or panic disorder" can hyperlink to GSK's official Paxil CR (Controlled (brain) Rot) site, while those merely interested in depression can visit the "astroturf" (a.k.a. phony grassroots site) www.depression.com where you find another link to GSK drugs at a discount , or even for FREE!, since "GSK believes people in need should be able to get their medicines." Like ... Paxil. Or how about Advair. Something for the kids up at Incarnation Services in New York, perhaps?

Hold on for a moment while I puke.

People in need. Hey Glaxo. Set up a website called www.FreeLiquidPaxil.com -- so Paxil addicts don't have to pay $200 bucks a pop for that orange slime-in-a-bottle (a cross between vomit and Tang) you have to gag down in dribbles for months on end, adminstered with an insulin syringe, while desperately trying to get off your heniously addictive drug. Heroin withdrawal sounds fun! in comparision, at least compared to what I went through.

Free liquid Paxil. I think it's time has come. Shaving those cute little pink pills down with a razor can really ... try one's patience. Especially when you head is being blasted by "the zaps" ... maybe you're pukin' your guts out ... sweat pouring off your body like a Sumo wrestler in a sauna. And that's just for starters. And don't forget those desperate Paxil addicts have a razor in their hand ... people in the grips of heinous Paxil withdrawal with razor blades ... that's not a good combination since (what are the real stats Glaxo, Dr. Healy, can you step into the room please) you are than more than 8 times as likely to kill yourself -- whether you are depressed or not -- if you take Paxil vs. a placebo. Russian roulette has better odds.

So what about it Glaxo. Do you see it yet? You've been checkmated in (one moment while I count again) five different directions. You can thank those Atlantian legal geniuses you pay $650+ an hour for the public relations DISASTER about to unfold. (See what happens when you get pissed off at a Paxil plaintiff and leap before you look. Todd? Andy? Or was it you Chigger? Or was a couple of those GSK Board members prodding you on to do it, you know, those royal U.K. idiots that fancy themselves as "Sirs" ... the ones with the rotten-looking teeth and twisted smiles ... sucking down tea and scheming in dark mahogany parlor rooms, with The Frog and Pockie on speakerphone, how they were going to, at the end of they day, finally manage to **** over one vociferous plaintiff in particular.

An unprecedented achievement by a Paxil victim, heck, by any victim of any pharmacueticals company, period. Not quite as good as what Weigand did when he ripped the corporate face off Liggett and Brown Tobacco. But still, to use a J.P. Garnier aphorism, "a good score."

BTW Glaxo ... what was the name of that GSK attorney out in California that forgot to (redacted for now) where at least one of those Paxil (redacted for now) is going to be used in (wait and see.)

Hey, how much extra is butter with my popcorn? The show is only just beginning.

rdjanis · 08-20-2006, 10:05 AM

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I launched a massive, around-the-clock campaign targeting the web site using Google Adwords

Your good!...roflmao But it must have been costly for you.

Sounds like you have been working hard at the exposure. It will be pretty interesting watching this play out, thank you Rob!

paxilgirl · 08-20-2006, 11:05 AM

OMG, Rob, you are amazing and a testament to perserverence and just plain GUTS!

Ginger · 08-20-2006, 06:52 PM

Thanks, rob. i fell for their adds after a year of coaxing by my doctor-it is evil. you're an angel. keep up the good work.-ginger

Charlie · 08-20-2006, 09:36 PM

For the GSK folks that patrol the internet, does a cyber kick in the a*s hurt as bad as the real thing? Inquiring minds want to know!!!

heyK · 08-21-2006, 10:31 PM

Keep up the good work, Rob!

seahorse18 · 08-23-2006, 07:13 PM

Any "boot in the pants" - big or small to the big, bad Pharma is okay with me. It may not impress the "outside world" much, but it sure impresses the drug makers that it won't be as smooth a ride as they thought to troll for new victims.

RR · 08-23-2006, 11:42 PM

I've got something special I want give back to the company. See, not only do I not want it, I'm not accepting it. Really. I mean, how could I? Especially after all that Paxil has done for me. Like wrecking my life, and my health, and very nearly killing me. Plus, there's this little thing called "conscience" (which I know an amoral corporate hyperpower like GlaxoSmithKline cannot comprehend because, well, it's not human....

The only question that remains is how best to "give it back" to Glaxo (in spades I might add.)

Perhaps GSK's CEO Jean-Pierre Garnier would be kind enough to personally accept it at his Pond View Drive home in Devon, PA (with 60 Minutes, the Philadelphia Inquirer and CNN accompanying me.) Then again, what if no one answers my knock at the door, or I'm met by a surly French-speaking maid?

Maybe I should do it on "Larry King Live", and request GSK send someone to sit in on the program, so I can pass it on there. But what if GSK declines my proxied invitation?

It's getting late, and I'm running out of ideas. Final one for now: I return to GSK's U.S. headquarters in Philadelphia ... I give it back to the company during another protest ... the GSK Protest. Perhaps an employee would be kind enough to take it inside for me.

"It will be remembered as one of the greatest public relations disasters of all time ... as well as one of the greatest achievements of a single individual seeking justice against one of the most powerful corporations in the world...."

eileen · 08-24-2006, 06:43 AM

Great Rob, you are great with the English Language. You made me laugh and also mad at what these money sucking people have done. GSK read and heed! You are murders of young children, how can you stand to continue with your lies.
Thank you Rob for posting and telling us the news.
eileen

Homerbcool · 08-24-2006, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by eileen

Great Rob, you are great with the English Language. You made me laugh and also mad at what these money sucking people have done. GSK read and heed! You are murders of young children, how can you stand to continue with your lies.
Thank you Rob for posting and telling us the news.
eileen

Could you translate eillenn...I sense he told us something here but not sure what he told us..

rdjanis · 08-24-2006, 09:44 AM

roflmao... this is driving you crazy eh Homer? I went through this when Rob was putting up his site... well worth the wait.

Bottom line, he is busting with info that will blow GSK out of the water, and we will only get these tid bids until it comes out in the open. My thought on this is it will happen once paxilprotest is back up... but only a guess.

eileen · 08-24-2006, 09:59 AM

I sent you a PM Homer, if you didn't get it let us know, there seems to be something wrong with PM . I just got another PM in my email, but nothing there.
I love Rob's Posts, in plain English I think GSK needs a good kick in the a**
I'll be glad to get off Paxil, before they are out of business.

eileen

Antimk · 12-09-2006, 09:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob Robinson

See https://www.lifeiswaiting.com/

http://www.paxilcr.com/Paxil_CR_vs_Paxil.jsp
http://www.paxilcr.com/Video

I couldn't sleep tonight trying to figure out that technical pattern. I have really no chemical or technical knowledges.
BUT: if SSRI blocks serotonine to be reabsorbed from the cell, how can the same cell release serotonine if it is blocked???? If the cell is blocked to reabsorbe she might be blocked to release too, no?
I know it is complicate...

But notice the sequence:
1) normally: is it all in an affimative language
2) depression: they start the "propably" and "perhaps" language
3) how Paxil CR works: it is a "we suppose" language

Is that science???? Do they just believe in what they say?
Do they just know what they think they know?

Antimk · 12-09-2006, 10:08 AM

Antimk · 12-09-2006, 10:08 AM

In my "I've forgot and before I quickly forget it again let me write it up", I am wondering:

isn't perhaps withdrawal hell due to a reversibelity (?my english..) PROBLEM? Did they check out this issue while testing the drug. Personally I guess the ZAPS&co are due to a not perfectly reversible process on the SSRI blocked (corrupted?damaged?) nerve cells.
I wonder if SSRI cells attacks ain't perhaps lifetime consequences.

I am not sure SSRI behave is reversible

eileen · 12-09-2006, 11:13 AM

There are some real success stories in here. It will go away.
eileen

Katesmom · 12-09-2006, 01:22 PM

The original poster does not (unfortunately!) frequent this site anymore, so don't expect a response from Rob.

Antimk · 12-09-2006, 06:38 PM

katesmom, I sincerely could not imagine or know Rob is not posting here anymore.
I am sorry if I made a "blunder"...

scotty · 12-09-2006, 09:00 PM

No blunder!

There's no way that you would know that the original poster is no longer here. We just try to let people know so they are not waiting for a response.

Scott · 12-09-2006, 09:39 PM

what the heck happened to rob?

Antimk · 12-09-2006, 10:00 PM

Ok Scotti, however, I think I have still a lot of threads and posts to read, and huge to learn.

Scott, I took a look at the rob's paxilprotest site (so I guess) but it is not working (blank).

cheeryo

Katesmom · 12-09-2006, 10:03 PM

The protest site has been down for a while now.

Scott · 12-09-2006, 10:04 PM

i wonder if he changed his mind about post #8 in this thread... i hope not

Iksfreundin · 12-11-2006, 12:51 AM

What DID happen to him? Anyone have info?

Scott · 12-11-2006, 12:54 AM

laurie said she talks to him and he's fine but she doesn't know any specifics

08-19-2006, 11:14 PM	#1
RR Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 784	Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent Some time back at the Paxil Protest I began reporting on an incredibly sinister Internet trap spawned by GSK marketing designed to suck in more Paxil addicts. They called it "Life Is Waiting". I launched a massive, around-the-clock campaign targeting the web site using Google Adwords. A few months ago I saw that web traffic I had siphoned off from the site had died down, but never thought to check the site out again. Well, it turns out, that "registration for the Life is Waiting Program has ended." See https://www.lifeiswaiting.com/ Can we take credit for that? In part, perhaps. We reached 40,497 web users in that campaign. I guess some of those folks went back and logged into the "Life Is Waiting" website with "some questions." Today, visitors to Life Is Waiting who would "like to learn more about a treatment option for social anxiety disorder, depression or panic disorder" can hyperlink to GSK's official Paxil CR (Controlled (brain) Rot) site, while those merely interested in depression can visit the "astroturf" (a.k.a. phony grassroots site) www.depression.com where you find another link to GSK drugs at a discount , or even for FREE!, since "GSK believes people in need should be able to get their medicines." Like ... Paxil. Or how about Advair. Something for the kids up at Incarnation Services in New York, perhaps? Hold on for a moment while I puke. People in need. Hey Glaxo. Set up a website called www.FreeLiquidPaxil.com -- so Paxil addicts don't have to pay $200 bucks a pop for that orange slime-in-a-bottle (a cross between vomit and Tang) you have to gag down in dribbles for months on end, adminstered with an insulin syringe, while desperately trying to get off your heniously addictive drug. Heroin withdrawal sounds fun! in comparision, at least compared to what I went through. Free liquid Paxil. I think it's time has come. Shaving those cute little pink pills down with a razor can really ... try one's patience. Especially when you head is being blasted by "the zaps" ... maybe you're pukin' your guts out ... sweat pouring off your body like a Sumo wrestler in a sauna. And that's just for starters. And don't forget those desperate Paxil addicts have a razor in their hand ... people in the grips of heinous Paxil withdrawal with razor blades ... that's not a good combination since (what are the real stats Glaxo, Dr. Healy, can you step into the room please) you are than more than 8 times as likely to kill yourself -- whether you are depressed or not -- if you take Paxil vs. a placebo. Russian roulette has better odds. So what about it Glaxo. Do you see it yet? You've been checkmated in (one moment while I count again) five different directions. You can thank those Atlantian legal geniuses you pay $650+ an hour for the public relations DISASTER about to unfold. (See what happens when you get pissed off at a Paxil plaintiff and leap before you look. Todd? Andy? Or was it you Chigger? Or was a couple of those GSK Board members prodding you on to do it, you know, those royal U.K. idiots that fancy themselves as "Sirs" ... the ones with the rotten-looking teeth and twisted smiles ... sucking down tea and scheming in dark mahogany parlor rooms, with The Frog and Pockie on speakerphone, how they were going to, at the end of they day, finally manage to **** over one vociferous plaintiff in particular. An unprecedented achievement by a Paxil victim, heck, by any victim of any pharmacueticals company, period. Not quite as good as what Weigand did when he ripped the corporate face off Liggett and Brown Tobacco. But still, to use a J.P. Garnier aphorism, "a good score." BTW Glaxo ... what was the name of that GSK attorney out in California that forgot to (redacted for now) where at least one of those Paxil (redacted for now) is going to be used in (wait and see.) Hey, how much extra is butter with my popcorn? The show is only just beginning.

08-20-2006, 11:05 AM	#3
paxilgirl "Stinks of lavender" Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 10,382	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent OMG, Rob, you are amazing and a testament to perserverence and just plain GUTS! __________________ Paxilgirl Put on Paxil for situational depression in August 2003. Was also on .5 mg of Clonozapem. Started on 10mg and increased to 30mg. Weaned off during the summer of 2004. Became PAXIL FREE October 4, 2004. Completely recovered!!!

08-20-2006, 06:52 PM	#4
Ginger Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 606	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent Thanks, rob. i fell for their adds after a year of coaxing by my doctor-it is evil. you're an angel. keep up the good work.-ginger __________________ 40 mg paxil for 2.5 years last dose March 24, 2006 quit cold turkey, OUCH over a year now

08-20-2006, 09:36 PM	#5
Charlie Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 7,562	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent For the GSK folks that patrol the internet, does a cyber kick in the as hurt as bad as the real thing? Inquiring minds want to know!!! __________________ The truth is the truth even if no one believes it, and a lie is a lie even if everyone believes it."* Knowledge speaks ....... Wisdom listens Charlie www.ThePaxilProtest.com

08-21-2006, 10:31 PM	#6
heyK Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 418	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent Keep up the good work, Rob! __________________ 1993 - end of 2001: Zoloft (75 mg) 2002 - 2003 (total of 11 months): Prozac + Buspar (to deal with the Zoloft withdrawal) Off all drugs for a year going through withdrawal with no letup in symptoms, so in 2004 I (regrettably) went back on Zoloft to try a slower taper. 11/19/05 - Finally off again.

08-23-2006, 07:13 PM	#7
seahorse18 Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 302	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent Any "boot in the pants" - big or small to the big, bad Pharma is okay with me. It may not impress the "outside world" much, but it sure impresses the drug makers that it won't be as smooth a ride as they thought to troll for new victims.

08-23-2006, 11:42 PM	#8
RR Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 784	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent I've got something special I want give back to the company. See, not only do I not want it, I'm not accepting it. Really. I mean, how could I? Especially after all that Paxil has done for me. Like wrecking my life, and my health, and very nearly killing me. Plus, there's this little thing called "conscience" (which I know an amoral corporate hyperpower like GlaxoSmithKline cannot comprehend because, well, it's not human.... The only question that remains is how best to "give it back" to Glaxo (in spades I might add.) Perhaps GSK's CEO Jean-Pierre Garnier would be kind enough to personally accept it at his Pond View Drive home in Devon, PA (with 60 Minutes, the Philadelphia Inquirer and CNN accompanying me.) Then again, what if no one answers my knock at the door, or I'm met by a surly French-speaking maid? Maybe I should do it on "Larry King Live", and request GSK send someone to sit in on the program, so I can pass it on there. But what if GSK declines my proxied invitation? It's getting late, and I'm running out of ideas. Final one for now: I return to GSK's U.S. headquarters in Philadelphia ... I give it back to the company during another protest ... the GSK Protest. Perhaps an employee would be kind enough to take it inside for me. "It will be remembered as one of the greatest public relations disasters of all time ... as well as one of the greatest achievements of a single individual seeking justice against one of the most powerful corporations in the world...."

08-24-2006, 06:43 AM	#9
eileen Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 9,272	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent Great Rob, you are great with the English Language. You made me laugh and also mad at what these money sucking people have done. GSK read and heed! You are murders of young children, how can you stand to continue with your lies. Thank you Rob for posting and telling us the news. eileen __________________ June 13/07-reducing by .05mg. every four weeks to present. October 29/08-Paxil Free 2006-Cut Trazodone from 150mg to 100mg. Sept 07/09- Trazodone 75mg. Started this journey of horror with AD's in 1994, Put on Paxil 30 mg in Feb/1995 I will survive!

08-24-2006, 09:44 AM	#11
rdjanis "has a lavender scented keyboard" Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Ontario Posts: 22,238	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent roflmao... this is driving you crazy eh Homer? I went through this when Rob was putting up his site... well worth the wait. Bottom line, he is busting with info that will blow GSK out of the water, and we will only get these tid bids until it comes out in the open. My thought on this is it will happen once paxilprotest is back up... but only a guess. __________________ Rita

08-24-2006, 09:59 AM	#12
eileen Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 9,272	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent I sent you a PM Homer, if you didn't get it let us know, there seems to be something wrong with PM . I just got another PM in my email, but nothing there. I love Rob's Posts, in plain English I think GSK needs a good kick in the a** I'll be glad to get off Paxil, before they are out of business. eileen __________________ June 13/07-reducing by .05mg. every four weeks to present. October 29/08-Paxil Free 2006-Cut Trazodone from 150mg to 100mg. Sept 07/09- Trazodone 75mg. Started this journey of horror with AD's in 1994, Put on Paxil 30 mg in Feb/1995 I will survive!

12-09-2006, 10:08 AM	#14
Antimk Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 66	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent ? __________________ "for me, the beauty of the Nature, is the only way why my brief appearing on this Earth may be adhesion and not despair" (A.G.) -------------------------------------------- 1993 Prozac(Fluoxetine) 1week stopped 1994 Bromazepam 3mg + 1997 Lorazepam 25mg + 2000 Paxil(Deroxat)20mg 2003 18mg 2004 15mg 2005 20-->30mg 2006/4 15mg 2006/8 10mg 2006/12 8,75mg 12.09.06 tapering failure-->Panic-->back to 10mg+Zepam 2007/03 2,5mg 2007/7/7 STOP PAXIL

12-09-2006, 11:13 AM	#16
eileen Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 9,272	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent There are some real success stories in here. It will go away. eileen __________________ June 13/07-reducing by .05mg. every four weeks to present. October 29/08-Paxil Free 2006-Cut Trazodone from 150mg to 100mg. Sept 07/09- Trazodone 75mg. Started this journey of horror with AD's in 1994, Put on Paxil 30 mg in Feb/1995 I will survive!

12-09-2006, 01:22 PM	#17
Katesmom Moderator Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 13,706	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent The original poster does not (unfortunately!) frequent this site anymore, so don't expect a response from Rob. __________________ Katesmom aka Kim started Paxil Oct. 2003 for PIH Paxil free since 19 Jul 2005 ". . .the cruelest lies are often told without a word. . .the kindest truths are often spoken, never heard." -- Ben Folds

12-09-2006, 06:38 PM	#18
Antimk Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 66	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent katesmom, I sincerely could not imagine or know Rob is not posting here anymore. I am sorry if I made a "blunder"... __________________ "for me, the beauty of the Nature, is the only way why my brief appearing on this Earth may be adhesion and not despair" (A.G.) -------------------------------------------- 1993 Prozac(Fluoxetine) 1week stopped 1994 Bromazepam 3mg + 1997 Lorazepam 25mg + 2000 Paxil(Deroxat)20mg 2003 18mg 2004 15mg 2005 20-->30mg 2006/4 15mg 2006/8 10mg 2006/12 8,75mg 12.09.06 tapering failure-->Panic-->back to 10mg+Zepam 2007/03 2,5mg 2007/7/7 STOP PAXIL

12-09-2006, 09:00 PM	#19
scotty Administrator & Advocate Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: new jersey Posts: 38,590	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent No blunder! There's no way that you would know that the original poster is no longer here. We just try to let people know so they are not waiting for a response. __________________ AKA Laurie "If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere." ~Frank A. Clark

12-09-2006, 09:39 PM	#20
Scott Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: somewhere in between Posts: 11,616	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent what the heck happened to rob? __________________ Scott aka Scott What has happened to it all? Crazy, some are saying Where is the life that I recognize? Gone away But I won't cry for yesterday There's an ordinary world Somehow I have to find And as I try to make my way To the ordinary world I will learn to survive surviving an ssri reaction alternative anxiety treatments

12-09-2006, 10:00 PM	#21
Antimk Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 66	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent Ok Scotti, however, I think I have still a lot of threads and posts to read, and huge to learn. Scott, I took a look at the rob's paxilprotest site (so I guess) but it is not working (blank). cheeryo __________________ "for me, the beauty of the Nature, is the only way why my brief appearing on this Earth may be adhesion and not despair" (A.G.) -------------------------------------------- 1993 Prozac(Fluoxetine) 1week stopped 1994 Bromazepam 3mg + 1997 Lorazepam 25mg + 2000 Paxil(Deroxat)20mg 2003 18mg 2004 15mg 2005 20-->30mg 2006/4 15mg 2006/8 10mg 2006/12 8,75mg 12.09.06 tapering failure-->Panic-->back to 10mg+Zepam 2007/03 2,5mg 2007/7/7 STOP PAXIL

12-09-2006, 10:03 PM	#22
Katesmom Moderator Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 13,706	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent The protest site has been down for a while now. __________________ Katesmom aka Kim started Paxil Oct. 2003 for PIH Paxil free since 19 Jul 2005 ". . .the cruelest lies are often told without a word. . .the kindest truths are often spoken, never heard." -- Ben Folds

12-09-2006, 10:04 PM	#23
Scott Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: somewhere in between Posts: 11,616	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent i wonder if he changed his mind about post #8 in this thread... i hope not __________________ Scott aka Scott What has happened to it all? Crazy, some are saying Where is the life that I recognize? Gone away But I won't cry for yesterday There's an ordinary world Somehow I have to find And as I try to make my way To the ordinary world I will learn to survive surviving an ssri reaction alternative anxiety treatments

12-11-2006, 12:51 AM	#24
Iksfreundin "Dancing Queen" Join Date: May 2006 Location: USA Posts: 3,572	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent What DID happen to him? Anyone have info? __________________ 95' - started paxil, 20 mgs; up to 30. two ct's, then 60 mgs for years. 40 mgs in '02, poop-out in '05 start taper= 5/8/06 at 20 = 6/17/06 at 15 = 8/8/06 at 10 = 10/15/06 at 5 = 12/14/06 Paxil free as of 3/8/08 (drops were done gradually - not from 20 to 15 and so on) Smoke-free as of 2/27/08 Still doing well, no smoking yet and I haven't been hospitalized - 10/2/09 "You, however, smear me with lies; you are worthless physicians, all of you!" Job 13:4, KJV Bible

12-11-2006, 12:54 AM	#25
Scott Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: somewhere in between Posts: 11,616	Re: Paxil Protest victories continued without precedent laurie said she talks to him and he's fine but she doesn't know any specifics __________________ Scott aka Scott What has happened to it all? Crazy, some are saying Where is the life that I recognize? Gone away But I won't cry for yesterday There's an ordinary world Somehow I have to find And as I try to make my way To the ordinary world I will learn to survive surviving an ssri reaction alternative anxiety treatments

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