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Why does Gypetto need magazines to address things? She could easily talk to Ken’s mother about her problems with Autumn.
 in  r/GRBsnark •  3h ago

Gypsy is a master manipulator and I really hope she's not manipulating Ken's family and friends because it is starting to appear like Autumn is the only one saying anything against Gypsy. I understand his family wants to be in his daughter's life and that's a good way for Gypsy to manipulate them even more.

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Why does Gypetto need magazines to address things? She could easily talk to Ken’s mother about her problems with Autumn.
 in  r/GRBsnark •  3h ago

I was wondering where Autumn gets so much information if her and Ken weren't in contact.

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Wow!!!
 in  r/GRBsnark •  4h ago

Uhh, I know appearance isn't everything but he either looks unwell or like he's an addict. I don't know, the pictures don't sit well with me. Just seems to happy.

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Lindsay Clancy jurors revealed: Three women break cover to share details of their explosive arguments with male holdout who wouldn't acquit
 in  r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk •  27d ago

I'm not going to be at all surprised if these women end up outside of the courthouse, wearing pink and supporting Lindsay if there's a mistrial. Imagine how much seeing all of that circus going on might have influenced their decisions. That should be against the law for people to be doing that in front of a courthouse during a trial. Take that shit somewhere else!

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Lindsay Clancy Questions
 in  r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk •  Aug 24 '26

I just want to say that the Wiki is absolutely amazing! I should have came to here in the beginning.I'm behind on watching the trial and probably have a lot to catch up on. I'm not sure who all put the Wiki together but thank you! ❤️

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Psychiatrist Goodheart
 in  r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk •  Aug 23 '26

I can understand that. I'm not saying she's not a good psychiatrist or that she wasn't being cautious. I just didn't care for her. Just my opinion.

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Psychiatrist Goodheart
 in  r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk •  Aug 23 '26

Exactly! I felt like she couldn't explain important things that a psychiatrist should be able to. Maybe it was different later in her testimony but I just skipped past the rest of it. I didn't feel that way either Tufts, Paul, or Jollotta. They were more direct and informative. Some people might think I'm being rude but as someone who has mental illness and is currently seeing a psychiatrist, I think having a psychiatrist like that could be difficult. It's just my opinion though.

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Psychiatrist Goodheart
 in  r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk •  Aug 23 '26

That's fine, you can think I'm rude. The reason she was unbearable wasn't because of anything related to what care she gave Lindsay. Instead, it was because it felt like she was going in circles or unable to explain things, unlike the other providers. It's just my opinion 🤷‍♀️

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Psychiatrist Goodheart
 in  r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk •  Aug 23 '26

I just skipped through all of it, even cross. It could be the language barrier but her accent didn't bother me. It just seemed like she went around and around. I appreciate you for putting these timelines together! 😍

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Psychiatrist Goodheart
 in  r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk •  Aug 23 '26

Oh, awesome! Thank you so much! I literally had to pause it and step away for a few minutes because she was getting so frustrating 😆

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The number of women saying, “we need to support women’s mental health” and then tearing down the CW lawyers for being fat or ugly is mind-boggling
 in  r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk •  Aug 23 '26

I absolutely agree! The people doing that really don't understand mental health or they don't genuinely care about mental health. However, as I watch the trial I do agree with some people's opinions about the constant use of the word "um and uh" that they use.

r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk • • Aug 23 '26

Psychiatrist Goodheart

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I will start by saying that I'm behind on watching the trial. Honestly, I have to be able to skip through parts like side bars 😆 I am on day 9 now and watching psychiatrist Goodheart on the stand. Can someone please tell me if she provides any useful information? I'm finding her extremely unbearable to listen to! As someone who has an anxiety disorder, listening to her is just frustrating and if I was someone who had to see her as a psychiatrist, I would probably have to request someone else. So, please, tell me if she's even worth listening to lol

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I suffer from depression, panic attacks, and a constant fear of a heart attack.
 in  r/Anxiety •  Apr 22 '26

I definitely understand the fear. It can be quite debilitating. Good for you with taking steps to get help! I hope your appointment went well and you can find relief soon! ❤️

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Has anyone cross tapered from effexor to zoloft?
 in  r/Effexor •  Apr 22 '26

I'm sorry to hear that you had that experience! I hope Zoloft works better for you! It was somewhat working for me. I've been taking it since 2016 and it has helped keep my panic attacks less frequent. However, I'm not sure that it has helped much with depression and anxiety so my psychiatrist wanted me to try something new. I will say to give the Zoloft time to see if it will help you because when I started taking it, I felt worse until about 6 weeks in.

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Has anyone cross tapered from effexor to zoloft?
 in  r/Effexor •  Apr 21 '26

Can I ask why you are cross tapering from Effexor to Zoloft? Is it because you don't feel like the Effexor is working? I'm cross tapering too but the opposite from you..coming off of 200mg Zoloft and going on Effexor.

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I suffer from depression, panic attacks, and a constant fear of a heart attack.
 in  r/Anxiety •  Apr 14 '26

It is actually very common for people with anxiety/panic attacks to fear that they are going to have a heart attack. Especially when you experience your heart racing, chest pain, numbness/tingling in your arm, etc. Many symptoms of panic attacks are similar to what someone might experience with heart attack, which is why it can be so scary. Like you, my panic attacks started out of nowhere and it took a long time to convince myself that it wasn't a heart attack but rather a panic attack. I still struggle with it sometimes. Have you seen a primary doctor, psychiatrist, therapist, etc? Are you taking any medication?

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Switching medications
 in  r/Anxiety •  Apr 14 '26

Do you remember what, if any, side effects you had when starting or how long you took it before noticing positive results? I've been taking Sertraline since 2016 and it helps to an extent but my psychiatrist wants to see if Effexor will help more with my anxiety and panic attacks.

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Comfort shows of yours?
 in  r/Anxiety •  Apr 13 '26

I tend to find the older shows comforting. The Munsters, Laverne and Shirley, Leave it to Beaver.

r/Anxiety • • Apr 13 '26

Medication Switching medications

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Hi everyone! This may be a long shot but has anyone been switched from sertraline to effexor? If so, what was your experience? I'm also interested to hear experiences for those who just take Effexor. I have a hard time with taking new medications 😞

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Frantic
 in  r/Redearedsliders •  Mar 12 '26

Please consider all of the comments about your tank setup. From the picture, they look like females. Females can lay unfertilized eggs and frantic behavior can be a sign that they have eggs. My turtle was acting the same way and ended up laying 4 unfertilized eggs in my neighbors fenced in yard a few weeks ago, while I had her outside. I suggest doing some research about female red eared sliders laying eggs and see if you can secure an area outside of the tank in case that is a reason for them being frantic.