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CTyankee

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10. I would take extra Tylenol if I had found it worked, but alas.

Reply to Warpy (Reply #9)

Sun Sep 10, 2023, 10:36 AM

Sep 2023

I prefer not to take opioids. But if the question is pain or no pain I will choose no pain every time. I see no virtue in "toughing it out." To me, what works, works. Period.

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Anxiety attacks in elderly (had one in middle of last night) [View all] CTyankee Sep 2023 OP

Such a proactive thoughtful response to your situation. HoosierDebbie Sep 2023 #1

I am up there too CT, one tea I found helps me. peacebuzzard Sep 2023 #2

Can you identify a brand in particular? I would try it. Or should I look up "passionflower teas" and dameatball Sep 2023 #5

Hi CT, I have used a brand called Gaia Herbs peacebuzzard Sep 2023 #6

Thank you very much for all this information. I appreciate it. dameatball Sep 2023 #8

hi dameatball, I meant to answer your question and peacebuzzard Sep 2023 #7

It works for restless leg also. Mosby Sep 2023 #3

Has it dawned on anyone that maybe Pharma and their RX might be the problem? Stargazer99 Sep 2023 #4

You're not crazy. Warpy Sep 2023 #9

I would take extra Tylenol if I had found it worked, but alas. CTyankee Sep 2023 #10

Tylenol is not an opioid Warpy Sep 2023 #11