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26 minutes ago, looking for answers said:

1mg 2 x day

That's a moderate dose. I took 1 mg 3 x day when I took it. I'm not surprised that your doctor didn't want to up it though given the current anti-benzo climate. Perhaps your doctor is waiting for therapy to take up the slack?  

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17 minutes ago, looking for answers said:

Been in therapy 7?weeks iop

Do you have a therapy plan? Specifically, do you have a therapy plan to deal with anxiety? Are you meeting your therapy goals? Have you spoken to your therapist(s) about your progress? 

Edit: You have a right to a therapy plan and progress milestones.

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Unfortunately Beenin 

20 minutes ago, jt07 said:

Do you have a therapy plan? Specifically, do you have a therapy plan to deal with anxiety? Are you meeting your therapy goals? Have you spoken to your therapist(s) about your progress? 

Edit: You have a right to a therapy plan and progress milestones.

Unfortunately it’s group based

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21 minutes ago, phatphuk said:

Assuming what's best for a patient is rather reckless. 

how so

21 minutes ago, phatphuk said:

Assuming what's best for a patient is rather reckless. 

assuming you know what a doctor is thinking, or throwing around things like your talking about to persons in acute pain is rather wreckless as well

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1 hour ago, phatphuk said:

Assuming what's best for a patient is rather reckless. 

Doctors complete rather comprehensive educations to gain the competence to make decisions about what medications will best serve their patients. You have just made the assumption, based on the posts in one thread, that you know what Looking’s doctor thinks of his character. 

From now on, I suggest you think more carefully about your opinions before you express them. 

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1 hour ago, Gearhead said:

Doctors complete rather comprehensive educations to gain the competence to make decisions about what medications will best serve their patients. You have just made the assumption, based on the posts in one thread, that you know what Looking’s doctor thinks of his character. 

From now on, I suggest you think more carefully about your opinions before you express them. 

You just made the assumption that all doctors are competent based on their educational background, that's a fallacy.  You seem very conceited. 

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3 hours ago, looking for answers said:

how so

assuming you know what a doctor is thinking, or throwing around things like your talking about to persons in acute pain is rather wreckless as well

Assuming a person is trust worthy simply because the title they hold is reckless.

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17 minutes ago, phatphuk said:

Assuming a person is trust worthy simply because the title they hold is reckless.

Except that in the case of doctors, we know what education they must have and also that they must be licensed by the state. It  is indeed reckless to second guess looking's treatment team and assume you know better than they.

As far as Seroquel is concerned, you don't even know why it was prescribed to  looking. Hint: Not just for anxiety.

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2 hours ago, phatphuk said:

You just made the assumption that all doctors are competent based on their educational background, that's a fallacy.  You seem very conceited. 

And you're being pretty obnoxious for someone who only joined the site 12 hours ago.

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