How do I apply/look for psychological testing?

12-26-2009, 08:49 AM

Thanks folks...I'm gonna stick with the Valium until told otherwise - it wasn't a problem until the tizanidine (Zanaflex) came back into the picture, and I've got no history of seizures yet...wait until I'm married, divorced, and she seizes half my stuff

sorry, had to make light of at least one issue.

Valium works...Zanaflex worked, both separately. Maybe together they don't mesh...who knows. And I also know that Wellbutrin...I think now,...can cause an emotional rollercoaster. Most anti-depressants do, at least.

The Prilosec is probably harmless.

On an interesting note, I took a Z and a V at about three a.m when I went downstairs to get a drink of water. I woke up today without any back pain, but within 10 - 20 minutes, it's back, and my neck is killing me.

As I said, we'll get this sorted. Thanks again for the support, folks.

12-26-2009, 08:49 AM	#5
kzm007 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: How do I apply/look for psychological testing? Thanks folks...I'm gonna stick with the Valium until told otherwise - it wasn't a problem until the tizanidine (Zanaflex) came back into the picture, and I've got no history of seizures yet...wait until I'm married, divorced, and she seizes half my stuff sorry, had to make light of at least one issue. Valium works...Zanaflex worked, both separately. Maybe together they don't mesh...who knows. And I also know that Wellbutrin...I think now,...can cause an emotional rollercoaster. Most anti-depressants do, at least. The Prilosec is probably harmless. On an interesting note, I took a Z and a V at about three a.m when I went downstairs to get a drink of water. I woke up today without any back pain, but within 10 - 20 minutes, it's back, and my neck is killing me. As I said, we'll get this sorted. Thanks again for the support, folks.