walkermd

@walkermd (7)

United States • Age 70

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Do you think schizophrenia is the same as having a split personality?

Mickie30 @Mickie30 (2626) 13 Dec 06

Do you think schizophrenia is the same as having a split personality?

split personality

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walkermd Unfortunately, the media perpetuates this notion. The root "schizo" was choosen to denote a split from reality. Schizophrenia, as a disease entity, has little to do with personality.

31 Jan 07

Have you used "ZOLOFT" to treat depression? Whats your experience with it?

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 27 Jan 07

When I was diagnosed with sever postnatal depression, I was prescribed Zoloft to help treat it. At the beginning i was both ashamed and embarrassed at having to use medication, but my experience with this drug has been nothing...

anti depressant

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walkermd Zoloft (sertraline) is a second-generation (single mechanism) antidepressant with decades of widespread use that have established both safety and efficacy. The commonly encountered side effects are minimal and the amount of these drugs (SSRIs) required for...

30 Jan 07

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about satch

Bobhie @Bobhie (6) • Indonesia 23 Jan 07

What do u think about joe's playing???

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walkermd A stand-alone musician with uncompromised creativity and the ability to commence and sustain a flow of unyielding, and incredibly moving, notes. Joe not only reaches the ear and the brain, but his music reverberates in every element of the listener's being.

30 Jan 07

"Spare the rod and spoil the child" - Is spanking really effective?

coffeechat @coffeechat (1961) • New Zealand 29 Jan 07

Some say it is parental right, even duty. Some say that it's God's "law". Bible-huggers are the most vehement in the promotion of child beating. After all, the "bible" is full of these kind of ways of expressing love to your...

spoil the child

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walkermd Many children need tangible consequences for their behaviors, particularly before they become literate. Some actions (especially those that may involve dangerous activities) require prohibitions that are clearly understood, and are backed with readily...

30 Jan 07

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Trick or Treat - Until When?

rllee07 @rllee07 (54) • United States 22 Jan 07

Until what age do you think it's appropriate to go trick or treating?

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walkermd For children, until they are embarassed by finding themselves out and about with "mere children". For adults who are young at heart and have delightful and intelligent costumes, never! Proper "Trick or Treat Etiquette for Adults" demands that they do not...

30 Jan 07