u/dondarion89

Hello I was told to post here for a question. So my regular phone has been a s24 for a while and it had all my information, pictures, passwords for things, apps.

However I got a temporary s25 (long story I won't go into) while I didn't have access to my regular s24 phone for a few months. In the time I have things like another Gmail account, new phone numbers, and the biggest thing is information in the NOTES app.

My question is how do I go about transferring this information, mostly the NOTES app stuff to my old s24 phone? Do I go to a Verizon store which is my carrer?

Thanks

Anyone know of good places to buy/style hair systems in maryland/d.c. area? I'm willing travel if need be. I'm looking for an experienced person to show me what to do basically since im a newb.

Thanks

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Hello everyone, I live in Calvert county and was wondering if anyone had a good recommendation for pain management doctors. Most of my doctors are in Annapolis which is why I asked here.

I have been to 2 (one in prince frederick and one in annapolis), but all they do is offer trigger point/nerve blocks which is fine, but after no relief after about 12 treatments and all they want to do is more, then it is difficult.

I am more looking for someone who does medication management and is safe.

Appreciate the help. Have a great day.

What are some apps or anything to use to meet new people but more importantly meet 30-40 year old women for relathionship. I find it extremely difficult to find women within 7 years of me on either side of me.

And no please don't reccomened the gym as I already tried it and hobbies because no women my age are into painting little figurines or playing with them lol (warhammer) unless they are humanoid unicorns in the wild.

I hang out at my local bar but I don't drink alcohol. This is huge because I have tried this approach and tried to say I drink and they immediately take a sip of my club soda or Pepsi and it obviously doesnt have vodka/rum/gin in it. Almost like they don't have social cues. But they think me not being drunk/them drinking is a red flag. I'm sure it is for some people but I don't know.

All of my friends are now married. I asked for them to hook me up but they are all married as well. I got one date out of it.

I tried all the dating apps, tinder, match, eharmony, hinge, etc all paid with max payment.

Anyways. I don't know what next to do. Ive been working on my social anxiety for 18 years. I have gotten a lot better. I go out every day, stopped taking benzodiazepines completely since January (was on 6mg xanax, 6mg klonopin, 0.50mg halcion daily)

Do I worked very hard through CBT, exposure therapy, working out, everything and I haven't progressed thru this one thing of companionship.

Any help from fellow reddit or who are working on this or have found success somewhere?

Thanks have a good day everyone!

Hello everyone. I was just perscribed 0.25mg pramipexole to start and increase by 0.25mg every 5 days.

I'm already on Adderall. My doctor said it was fine to take both but my pharmacist said she was hesitant to fill it.

So its odd getting 2 different answers. Is anyone else on a stimulant with a dopamine agonist? I know they both work on dopamine in different ways and was wondering if that's why my pharmacist is hesitant.

Thanks for the hell.

I cant find the proticol on Google or youtube that many people here talk about. What is the dosage increase schedule like, etc?

Have a great day!

Hello everyone i have had severe anhedonia for about 10 years and I just found a neurologist/psychiatrist who agreed to treat me with mirapex as I have never heard of it being treated with that before.

Today I just started the lowest doseage. 0.125mg once a night. I was told to increase it as needed and call them back in 2 weeks to report anything.

So my question is, if anyone received benefits from mirapex, what doseage were you on?

I appreciate the help.

So im trying to do a starting character on daring difficulty for trophies and im playing for first time. I know and play warhammer 40k so I know the basics of the lore.

However I have parkinsons disease and it messes with my cognition and memory. I am wondering because I cant find any place that describes how to build a starting character.

To clarify, im not looking for a guide that optimizes things. I'm simply looking for a guide that sort of describes what each particular thing means. Like what is the difference between picking an officer/operative and different attributes strengths and weaknesss?

I appreciate your help. I'm having such a hard time managing all the information.

**Hey everyone. I hope im allowed to post this. Starting my recovery journey i learned im allowed to attend both AA and NA. I prefer AA because the people tend to be more "lucid" if that makes sense in my area. Thank you for reading and taking the time to read this.**

So I need some help. My psychiatrist, my life coach, and therapist are all not helping on this matter.

So in January, I decided to come off all my benzos perscribed completely. I fired my old psychiatrist of 18 years who was a pill mill, perscribed me xanax 6mg, clonazepam 6mg, halcion 0.5 mg daily. I was getting over 240 benzo pills a month. I was seriously dependent for 18 years, my entire adult life. I started at 18 years old being perscribed it, not knowing how dependent I would become on it, and now im 36 years old who had never experienced a single day without being benzoed to the gills or a clear mind as an adult.

**I also suffered 2 severe seizures trying to taper benzos myself**

I decided to go to caron in Pennsylvania. I was in the grandview program. Which if anyone knows what that is, that is where all the "rich" people go, famous people like john mulaney, gaga, Aerosmith, random actors etc. I did not pay the $65,000 for the 30 days myself, I was lucky to have a benefactor who cared enough for me.

It was a great experience. I was able to detox safely but it was extremely intensive, with several group "therapy" sessions a day and individual meetings with therapists and classes per day. But I was proud I completed it and got my 30 day coin in February.

I have been "sober" for 107 days today. I have not experienced even 1 day without benzodiazepines my entire adult life.

I'm proud of these few months sober. I know its a long road ahead and just the beginning. I'm extremely grateful and lucky to have had such a great support network in the people who let me go to Caron.

\*\*However I still find myself...having intrusive thoughts sometimes, thinking I regret this process.\*\*

The reason being that everyone is constantly on edge around me. Everyone knows where i went. I have had several panic attacks since I've been home (I have severe anxiety disorder which is why I was on benzos in first place). I have passed out and collapsed from the panic attacks and they immediately narcaned me before the ambulance came, twice, thinking I was taking opiates for some reason despite being educated thoroughly about what to do and my history.

My friends stopped talking to me. Not totally, but they are very apprehensive and maybe text me once every 2 weeks, when we used to talk every day.I went to visit them and everyone is guarded around me. Again, I realize its still only 3 months out, but these people have known me 25 years and we are all open with eachother. Even my therapist says its odd they won't respond to my texts or calls.

My own brother has completely stopped talking to me. He calls our father but won't call me or answer my calls. And he's a medical doctor so he understands detox and recovery.

I feel like I lost my entire support network that I built for over 3 decades. \*\*It's like, if I didn't go to recovery and just maintained the status quo... yeah I would still be suffering from the benzos, but at least my family and friends would be talking and interacting to me.\*\*

I feel incredibly depressed.\*\*Everyone is treating me like a pariah.\*\* i have been to local AA and NA meetings and none fit. I learned at caron that you just have to keep trying different meetings until you jive and mesh with whatever you find. And it just isn't happening.

This is just me getting my thoughts out. I'm looking for people who are smarter than me, who can impart some wisdom upon me on this.

\*\*TLDR: Started recovery in January. Currently 107 days sober from my perscription medications. Feel like im regretting recovery despite being sober, because everyone in my life i know are treating me like some sort of pariah.\*\*

Have a great day. Sorry for such a long post.

So I need some help. My psychiatrist, my life coach, and therapist are all not helping on this matter.

**I have suffered from severe anxiety/panic disorder for 28 years. My entire adult life so far. I am a male, 36 years old.**

Im not sure anyone can help me but I figured I'd post here since its most relevant in that i continue to suffer from anxiety disorder and panic attacks and don't have a medication crutch anymore.

So in January, I decided to come off all my benzos perscribed completely. I fired my old psychiatrist of 18 years who was a pill mill, perscribed me xanax 6mg, clonazepam 6mg, halcion 0.5 mg daily. I was getting over 240 benzo pills a month. I was seriously dependent for 18 years, my entire adult life. I started at 18 years old being perscribed it, not knowing how dependent I would become on it, and now im 36 years old who had never experienced a single day without being benzoed to the gills or a clear mind as an adult. **I also suffered 2 severe seizures trying to taper benzos myself**

I decided to go to caron in Pennsylvania. I was in the grandview program. Which if anyone knows what that is, that is where all the "rich" people go, famous people like john mulaney, gaga, Aerosmith, random actors etc. I did not pay the $65,000 for the 30 days myself, I was lucky to have a benefactor who cared enough for me.

It was a great experience. I was able to detox safely but it was extremely intensive, with several group "therapy" sessions a day and individual meetings with therapists and classes per day. But I was proud I completed it and got my 30 day coin in February.

I have been "sober" for 106 days today. I have not experienced even 1 day without benzodiazepines my entire adult life.

I'm proud of these few months sober. I know its a long road ahead and just the beginning. I'm extremely grateful and lucky to have had such a great support network in the people who let me go to Caron.

**However I still find myself...having intrusive thoughts sometimes, thinking I regret this process.**

The reason being that everyone is constantly on edge around me. Everyone knows where i went. I have had several panic attacks since I've been home (I have severe anxiety disorder which is why I was on benzos in first place). I have passed out and collapsed from the panic attacks and they immediately narcaned me before the ambulance came, twice, thinking I was taking opiates for some reason despite being educated thoroughly about what to do and my history.

My friends stopped talking to me. Not totally, but they are very apprehensive and maybe text me once every 2 weeks, when we used to talk every day.I went to visit them and everyone is guarded around me. Again, I realize its still only 3 months out, but these people have known me 25 years and we are all open with eachother. Even my therapist says its odd they won't respond to my texts or calls.

My own brother has completely stopped talking to me. He calls our father but won't call me or answer my calls. And he's a medical doctor so he understands detox and recovery.

I feel like I lost my entire support network that I built for over 3 decades. **It's like, if I didn't go to recovery and just maintained the status quo... yeah I would still be suffering from the benzos, but at least my family and friends would be talking and interacting to me.**

I feel incredibly depressed.**Everyone is treating me like a pariah.** i have been to local AA and NA meetings and none fit. I learned at caron that you just have to keep trying different meetings until you jive and mesh with whatever you find. And it just isn't happening.

This is just me getting my thoughts out. I'm looking for people who are smarter than me, who can impart some wisdom upon me on this.

**TLDR: Started recovery in January. Currently 106 days sober from my perscription medications. Feel like im regretting recovery despite being sober, because everyone in my life i know are treating me like some sort of pariah.**

Have a great day. Sorry for such a long post.

So I need some help. My psychiatrist, my life coach, and therapist are all not helping on this matter.

So in January, I decided to come off all my benzos perscribed completely. I fired my old psychiatrist of 18 years who was a pill mill, perscribed me xanax 6mg, clonazepam 6mg, halcion 0.5 mg daily. I was getting over 240 benzo pills a month. I was seriously dependent for 18 years, my entire adult life. I started at 18 years old being perscribed it, not knowing how dependent I would become on it, and now im 36 years old who had never experienced a single day without being benzoed to the gills or a clear mind as an adult.

I also suffered 2 severe seizures trying to taper benzos myself

I decided to go to caron in Pennsylvania. I was in the grandview program. Which if anyone knows what that is, that is where all the "rich" people go, famous people like john mulaney, gaga, Aerosmith, random actors etc. I did not pay the $65,000 for the 30 days myself, I was lucky to have a benefactor who cared enough for me.

It was a great experience. I was able to detox safely but it was extremely intensive, with several group "therapy" sessions a day and individual meetings with therapists and classes per day. But I was proud I completed it and got my 30 day coin in February.

I have been "sober" for 106 days today. I have not experienced even 1 day without benzodiazepines my entire adult life.

I'm proud of these few months sober. I know its a long road ahead and just the beginning. I'm extremely grateful and lucky to have had such a great support network in the people who let me go to Caron.

**However I still find myself...having intrusive thoughts sometimes, thinking I regret this process.**

The reason being that everyone is constantly on edge around me. Everyone knows where i went. I have had several panic attacks since I've been home (I have severe anxiety disorder which is why I was on benzos in first place). I have passed out and collapsed from the panic attacks and they immediately narcaned me before the ambulance came, twice, thinking I was taking opiates for some reason despite being educated thoroughly about what to do and my history.

My friends stopped talking to me. Not totally, but they are very apprehensive and maybe text me once every 2 weeks, when we used to talk every day.I went to visit them and everyone is guarded around me. Again, I realize its still only 3 months out, but these people have known me 25 years and we are all open with eachother. Even my therapist says its odd they won't respond to my texts or calls.

My own brother has completely stopped talking to me. He calls our father but won't call me or answer my calls. And he's a medical doctor so he understands detox and recovery.

I feel like I lost my entire support network that I built for over 3 decades. **It's like, if I didn't go to recovery and just maintained the status quo... yeah I would still be suffering from the benzos, but at least my family and friends would be talking and interacting to me.**

I feel incredibly depressed.**Everyone is treating me like a pariah.** i have been to local AA and NA meetings and none fit. I learned at caron that you just have to keep trying different meetings until you jive and mesh with whatever you find. And it just isn't happening.

This is just me getting my thoughts out. I'm looking for people who are smarter than me, who can impart some wisdom upon me on this.

**TLDR: Started recovery in January. Currently 106 days sober from my perscription medications. Feel like im regretting recovery despite being sober, because everyone in my life i know are treating me like some sort of pariah.**

Have a great day. Sorry for such a long post.

I have parkinsons disease and most people know treatment causes tremors etc but for those that don't know: many people like me have severe brain issues such as cognition and memory.

I really want to get into rogue trader but from what people say there is a ton of information that I wouldn't be able to handle without someone or something "holding my hand" lol. Like a walk through guide I can follow. Not something that spoils me but some sort of organized guide that I can refer to so in case I forget something.

Thanks for taking the time to help me. I appreciate it.