Posts by Keith Cox6

Michelle Sanchez said:So, what's the deal with that Bacitracin powder? Someone please enlighten me.😁

It’s just a local antibiotic.😉

Chloe Campbell95 said:

Where?! Tell me where! I'm heading out to grab some right this second!!!

Any CVS or Walgreens should have it. They just updated the packaging a bit.

copperbadger36 said:They’ve gone and pulled the plug on the powder and the spray versions of Bacitracin. Now, all you can find is the cream. Just my luck, right?

Look, if you’re actually desperate for it, I've still got some of that powder left in my stash. 😁

So, here’s the deal... I just noticed that Bacitracin spray is finally back on the shelves.
Ranison is out of stock, but honestly? Tyrosur is a perfectly solid substitute.

Honestly, I don't have much else to add to this thread. I keep all my meds at work, so I'm pretty much tapped out on info.🙏
It’s like my bathroom cabinets are nothing but a graveyard for pet supplies... honestly. I don't even use that Daktarin cream on myself—that's strictly for the dogs' skin issues. Then there's the Apipol propolis cream for their little scrapes, plus all the dewormers, vitamin sprays, and those flea ampoules. It's basically a mini vet clinic in here instead of a vanity.😁

crimsonheron80 said:Zoloft

Your doctor will probably tell you to stick with the Prozac for a bit longer. I know, I know—it might not feel like it right now, but honestly, it usually comes with way fewer side effects than other antidepressants out there. But look, if those suicidal thoughts just won't quit... the logical move would be switching over to something like Celexa or Lexapro.

Look, royaljelly, amidst this sea of constructive advice you've been drowning in here... try to grab onto whatever bit of common sense you have left and actually read the damn medication pamphlet. Seriously. Antidepressants aren't some monolith; they come in different classes, and not all of them hit you with that heavy sedation or those dark, suicidal thoughts. And for heaven's sake, do not—I repeat, do not—just quit your meds cold turkey on a whim. If things are feeling worse, you need to call the doctor who prescribed them immediately. You aren't the first person to have a bad reaction to a specific drug, and you won't be the last. They’ll just switch you over to something else. A different brand, a different formula. It happens.
And instead of dwelling on those suicidal urges, go get some air. Go run some laps, play a game of pickup basketball, just move. Then, if you still feel like jumping off a bridge after that... hey, it's your life, you're free to do what you want. 😉

jadetiger962 said:Basically, here's the choice we have

1. zero comments allowed on the food diary
2. constructive feedback is fine, but anything else gets punished (a bit harsher than usual)

I see our little forum revolution has triggered the usual counter-revolution—you know, where the mods go full hammer mode just to protect the status quo. I wouldn't say the revolution failed because its goals were too vague, though; they’re actually pretty much in line with what we want to fix here and apply to everyone. But since you gave us an "either/or" choice, I guess I should ask if we can just pick option two and call it a deal? Or should we start a new thread to write protest signs and chant slogans? We could even belt out some Libertarian Party anthems like "Protect Your Dream" or whatever.
....makes me want to sing....come on, tvuk, be a pal and just spin the world back one notch....-I know you don't have the power to do it, but at least fix this one thing for us😍

Tyler Ross86 said:Ugh, I’ve gotta be honest—I haven't really followed Popović's work yet. 😢 What did he actually do? 😁

I think Tinch was trying to say you look totally apostolic—but not like that old-school, religious sort of way. More like... I don't even know how to describe it. Just a certain vibe.

How much effort does it actually take to just call, say, Concordia at 3883 733, and ask?

Honestly, that’s a pretty silly question. If you want to play tennis, just go play. Who cares if it costs a few extra bucks in gas to get there and back? $1.75 Besides, if you go on a weekday, the courts are practically half the price compared to the weekend.

Dr. Vida Demarin over at Mercy Hospital is an absolute powerhouse of a neurologist (just in case anyone's looking for a real doctor instead of some TV version of House)