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mr715

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17. He can huff and puff, it won't change your script.

Fri May 15, 2026, 05:56 PM

10 hrs ago

Lexapro is well studied, well tolerated, and a reasonably effective treatment comparable to other SSRIs.

The HHS will issue advisory memos, and there will be fewer free pens and your doc will have to ask you if you're taking enough vitamin D or ivermectin, but then you'll get your Rx.

I get anxiety over my xanax not being renewed, which is an ouroboros of mental illness happening.

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RFKJR [View all] BlueKota 12 hrs ago OP

... SheltieLover 12 hrs ago #1

Thank you. BlueKota 12 hrs ago #2

Politicians should stay out of doctor-patient decisions. They are not medical experts or even doctors Deuxcents 12 hrs ago #3

I agree. BlueKota 12 hrs ago #4

Your health shouldn't be subject to the whims of a mcar 11 hrs ago #5

These times suck BlueKota 9 hrs ago #18

It is insane... I have always preached caution on these drugs, but under appropriate supervised care, hlthe2b 11 hrs ago #6

He should have never been approved BlueKota 9 hrs ago #19

;-{)...... Goonch 11 hrs ago #7

Very fitting BlueKota 9 hrs ago #20

That's not nearly enough to explain how fuck*d up of an individual he is. twodogsbarking 11 hrs ago #8

Fucked up is a good start. Joinfortmill 11 hrs ago #12

It fits BlueKota 9 hrs ago #21

If I take advice from a heroin user, it will be from Keith Richards irisblue 11 hrs ago #9

I definitely think Keith has more brain cells left. BlueKota 9 hrs ago #23

RFKjr. is dangerous man. oasis 11 hrs ago #10

He really is BlueKota 9 hrs ago #24

Oh, my what a terrible situation to be in. Joinfortmill 11 hrs ago #11

It's scary. BlueKota 9 hrs ago #25

Wishing you well Joinfortmill 6 hrs ago #39

Thank you. BlueKota 5 hrs ago #40

My SSRI is keeping me alive and civil. nt Ilsa 10 hrs ago #13

Same with me. BlueKota 9 hrs ago #26

I have somebody close to me that takes meds to stabilize his/her mood swings. Buddyzbuddy 10 hrs ago #14

They definitely help. BlueKota 9 hrs ago #27

No need to exaggerate - he doesn't want to take them away, just use them more cautiously. TheRickles 10 hrs ago #15

Unfortunately this article doesn't include BlueKota 9 hrs ago #28

From the article: TheRickles 8 hrs ago #33

Not an exaggeration. Kennedy absolutely would like to ban them. Eve Of Destruction 8 hrs ago #32

Thank you! BlueKota 7 hrs ago #35

I wish EuterpeThelo 10 hrs ago #16

Same. BlueKota 9 hrs ago #29

He can huff and puff, it won't change your script. mr715 10 hrs ago #17

Thank you this helps. BlueKota 9 hrs ago #30

Ignore RFK, Jr., Blue Kota DrRaskolnik 9 hrs ago #22

Thank you. BlueKota 9 hrs ago #31

I take Lexapro & Lemotragine MustLoveBeagles 8 hrs ago #34

He's a disgusting asshat. BlueKota 7 hrs ago #36

A man whose brain was half eaten by the worm is in charge of our healthcare. LisaL 7 hrs ago #37

Me either BlueKota 5 hrs ago #41

Your doctor should be able to advise and reassure you. Sogo 6 hrs ago #38

Thank you! BlueKota 5 hrs ago #42

I have a spinal cord injury and also take Lexapro. GoodRaisin 5 hrs ago #43