I really think someone should have sent me this eCard in the last week, because I’ve been so much nicer to be around.
Only my drug is a mood stabilizer, but thats beyond the point.
ps. This one is damn funny too 
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Okay so that second one is about me, tell the truth! I’m workin’ on it … honest
I love you, you svelte, trim, physically fit beauty,
-Tutu Patty
I did not mean it about you but in retrospect it fits, I love you Mommy!
I read an article in this morning’s newspaper that after having stomach shrinking surgery and getting down to a normal 155 weight, an Oregon woman (who is the director of social services in a long-term care facility > not a stupid or lazy person) was physically assaulted. Her doctor put her on Zyprexa for PTSD (a mood stabilizer when used this way). She had no weight gain for 8 weeks, “but she said the drug altered her metabolism and set the stage for rapid weight gain in the months ahead, when she was then prescribed antidepressants.” With nortriptyline “she put on 30 pounds in less than 2 months.” That’s not the end of the story but it points out that we all need to read the fine print and talk to our M.D.s about the range of consequences/ side effects of the drugs we take.
I love you, too, and wish the best for us all !!!!!!!!!
lol I skimmed over the second one and thought it read “I’d like to tell you about something called a gyn.” haha Overdue lady checkup??
“I’d like to tell you about something called a gyn.”
OMG, Kayte… I read it the same way!!