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Hypnodoc's Gt

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#31
You're starting to worry me! You need to check your prescribing info on stelazine. You misspelt it in a post a month or two ago and now again another original spelling! But, then again, if your handwriting is bad enough, no-one will ever notice!

Also 150mg would be a (probably) fatal overdose - comes in 1, 2 and 5mg tabs.

Suggest you stick to the hypnosis and leave the prescribing to the obsessive compulsives or wait until you come down from all the GT/Typhoon-induced excitement.

Cheers

zeke

;)

zeke

You are absolutely correct, it was all in jest my friend, all in jest. Have to get my MIMS out, actually last time I heard of Stelazine being used was in an Institution and it did more good than harm, Endone as you might know is an extremely strong painkiller, and mercturbo is in a lot of impatience induced pain. And as for my handwriting, most of the time EVEN I CAN'T UNDERSTAND IT :banghead: :ph34r::gooff: . Are you a medico Zeke?

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#32

HA HA you guys, question can you guys write your own scripts? now that would be handy, my quack gives me Alepam 30's for night shift work (or GT waiting frustrations), and they knock me out for around 7 hours straight with a one hour hangover when I wake up, these things are incredible, like an anesthetic, could mow the lawn next to my window and I'd sleep right through it, I'd be in the sh*t if there was a fire :blink::blink::sleepystuff:

#33
Are you a medico Zeke?

Doc

No worries - I just I had to have a shot! - must be jealous of you and mercturbo - can't think why!

Re your question, I could just be someone who gets prescribed a lot of stelazine - so I'd better let you answer mercturbo's question!

cheers

zeke

#34
HA HA you guys, question can you guys write your own scripts? now that would be handy, my quack gives me Alepam 30's for night shift work (or GT waiting frustrations), and they knock me out for around 7 hours straight with a one hour hangover when I wake up, these things are incredible, like an anesthetic, could mow the lawn next to my window and I'd sleep right through it, I'd be in the sh*t if there was a fire :thumbsup::idunno::thumbsup:

:idunno:

Alepam 30s Sleepy byes for mercturbo

Mate writing own scripts occasionally is OK too much and one could open up a pandoras box of drama. I think I've self medicated (with prescriptions) about three times for pain when I broke my arm years ago, always better to see a colleage if need be. Don't you worry though mate, not too many more sleeps.

Just got back from a run down to Margaret river, I took the GT, better half took Zetec, Her 2 radar fines 1. 115 in 110 zone multi nova, 2. 120 110 zone hand held radar.(she has now commandeered ny radar detector)

Me in the GT, :smilielol: NIL. Used the cruise control mostly 5kph over, averaged 11.7 litres per 100 Ks. only .7 more than the T would do. Going in Tues for 3000klm service and pesky little things fix. As the days get closer the time will go slower mercturbo. But your gonna get there soon :nyaah::smilielol:

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