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Nothing much really
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Thanks, Hops🐦
Meh:
From my point of view life is surreal. I really haven't felt like things are normal or real for quite a long time. Today was browsing a few job postings locally and one of them was for some receptionist type thing so I look it up and it's a psychiatry office that does ketamine along with other stuff I don't know what that stuff even is. Then I look up the address on Google maps and it's an old house not even a business office. Or at least one of their locations shows an old house. These are the weird jobs and businesses that exist outside large city areas. This is the weird fringe. Okay anyhow I look it up on YELP it's a bunch of people rating it really low. Wow the reviews make it sound like anyhow it sounds scary like it would not even be a reliable paycheck. So I am accustomed to working for pretty large businesses I guess. I mean pass. But it does tie into the previous stuff I had written about counseling therapists etc. but also my stupid insurance called me today asking if I needed help finding a provider and they could not locate one. I focus a lot on irritations. I mean it's practically like roling around in poison oak over and over again and maybe I need to stop doing that. But like I said I just find everything in life to be so weird these days. And end of this distraction. No more. Moving on. LOL and I keep reading and someone is saying one of the therapists told his wife to have an affair... I mean this is weird stuff. Really strange reviews the therapist teling the husband about the wife's session content. idk
Okay well looking out the window having a what the fuck moment and going back to where I was before I started wasting my time looking at these yelp reviews. See?
Hopalong:
I do see.
It's like you have a straight objective but can't prevent your bright mind from getting involved, and the tangents become equal in importance, so the trip gets so much longer.
Actually describing myself and my ADHD, though. It's inefficient but interesting. Much worse with age but I'm trying to recognize and make room for the dancing elephants in my home.
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Hops
Meh:
"A 2021 Clinical Psychology Review meta-analysis found gratitude helps mild cases (10-20% mood lift), but severe depression or wired-in GAD? Barely dents it — maybe 5% if you’re lucky, often nada."
5%-20%
Meh:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2377281/
I guess amphetamine was once given for PMS? Looking at the history of pharma before prozac era sort of puts it all into bigger perspective. Not much changes really.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-5288077/Heroin-cough-cures-yesteryear-revealed.html
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