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Higgs confident CERN particle is one he forecast in 1960s
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The physicists who theorised the existence of a basic subatomic particle half a century ago are confident recent data is proving they were right all along.
Peter Higgs, whose eponymous "Higgs boson" is the long-sought target of the $10 billion Large Hadron collider in Switzerland, told reporters on Tuesday he was sure a particle detected last July was one he had predicted in 1964.
"I think it will turn out to be (the Higgs boson), but it's just a question of getting out the additional information."
Data so far from CERN's LHC particle accelerator seemed unlikely to reveal a more exotic set of particles, Higgs said, and "fit too well" with a single particle that gives mass to matter envisaged by the Standard Model of physics.
"As far as I can see from the results now it's not yet totally confirmed, but it's practically sure - I'm ready to bet on it," Belgian physicist Francois Englert, who also theorised the particle, said before giving a speech to the European Parliament in Brussels.
Although the scientists predicted the presence of the particle years earlier, it took a multinational effort of over 100 countries to build the LHC, which two years into its operation yielded a result.
Higgs said that this type of collaborative research helped not only science, but the economy as a whole, and he was worried about proposed cuts to European Union science funding.
"What you do by cutting the science budget is to reduce your supply of young trained scientists who will do other things which are obviously more useful for your economy," he said.
"You may be cutting down on things which will provide a stimulus for your economy in the not too distant future."
For Higgs, who at 83 has retired from active research, the sudden attention brought on by the LHC discovery last July has been a little overwhelming.
"It has resulted in piles of piles of letters and emails on my floor at home," he said, explaining he had needed to enlist help from a team of colleagues just to sort through it.
The bashful professor has no hard feelings that he's not yet been tapped for the Nobel Prize in physics, saying he "was reprieved" and "got a stay of execution".
Touted by some as a possible winner in 2013, Higgs said that winning the Nobel for his work might leave the prize committee the unenviable task of having to choose between a number of co-discoverers, but he acknowledged he was in the running.
"As for what happens next year, I certainly feel vulnerable."
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The depressive episodes that accompany bipolar disorder have often perplexed both people who have bipolar disorder and the professionals who want to help treat them. People with ordinary clinical depression — at one time called unipolar depression — often have a few treatment options to choose from, usually starting with psychotherapy or antidepressants.
But using antidepressants in the treatment of depression of someone who has bipolar disorder can have unexpected — and unwanted — effects. Studies of antidepressant use in bipolar disorder have been decidedly mixed.
So it's always welcome news when a new medication — or a new use for an existing medication — has been approved. Such is the case with Latuda (lurasidone).
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Like mist seriously people, especially on disability or unable to work, will have $600-1000 a month for drugs. The US Healthcare costs and greed are why I'll be six feet under
being on disability and dealing with insurance that decide what meds I should take or pay for myself I feel your pain. All seems so unfair for those that deal with mental illness. I have a profound disgust for pharmaceutical companies too.
I love it ! it has helped my deep deep depression, my brain works again. I can smile!!!
I'm national skeptical and I have to ask thisskeptical. how, would you rate this with other atypical antipsychotics Like seroquel risperdol, and also drugs like lamictal. I'm one of those hard cases and my pre existing prejudice towards any anti psychotic doesn't help. I'm losing my rabbit ass mind,fyi 27 year old male diagnosed at 18. depakote litlithiu oxy-c and carb Croydon neurontib., lamictal….I'm sorry but g*ddamn I would take advice from anyone at this point
I just started Latuda and have been on many psych meds, of all the different classes. It has only been a couple days but it seems to help the depression side of my mood issues, it is helping quiet down my psychosis, and I take it in the morning and it doesn't have the sleepy/groggy side effect like most atypicals (seroquel, zyprexa, risperdal.) I am also on Lamicatal and one of those "hard cases."
I am in the same boat. im freaking sick of it all. Been on this Latuda and i hate it. Even though i read like 200 reviews that all seemed fairly good about this medicine, it is not working for me. I have uncontrollable anger and aggitation beyond my control. im sick of being switched from drugs to drugs and always having adverse stupid side effects. im almost willing to quit trying. the doctors in this area dont seem to care and usually wait til i research a medicine and bring it to their attention before trying me on something new. Shit, i didnt go to medical school. i cant treat myself. i myself am desperate for help!
let me preface this with saying that "i'm not a doctor"…then let me say, though, that i have had an unwavering depression since I was 16 (and I'm 37) and worse panic disorder…and know what it is like to a) deal with all of this and b) take med after med…which i will no longer go that route; and I have a degree in biology and worked in a lab for a long time and read a ton on this stuff.
i just read last week about ketogenic diets for bipolar — it may be worth a shot instead of the med route right now. that would be my suggestion…try something outside of the (pharmaceutical) box. ketogenic diets (basically low carb and high fat and protein) are used to help epileptics but there are some studies that have been done with bipolar and it has been positive. (and as someone who worked in research for years….i'm skeptical about most studies i read…but this one seems less biased than drug-based ones.)
i would say…give it a try (and i'm a vegan and don't remotely eat this way…so i am not promoting some diet that i swear by or something!! just hoping some other route might help bc i've been through that whole medicine route and i'm okay with a medicine that works and has been around for awhile…but multiple ones for mental health…not for me).
There is a physiological reason for most of these real and made-up diseases, which allopathic doctors don't bother to look for – thyroid problems; hypoglycemia; heavy metal toxicity; allergies and sensitivities to all the man-made chemicals in everything we eat, drink, breathe, wear, live around and in, and smear on our skin; elevated histamines; nutritional deficiencies; and on and on. Lithium orotate, as opposed to prescription lithiums, is safe and can work wonders. You can buy it at the health food store for under ten bucks.
I have been diagnosed as bipolar, severe depression. Serequel did not help or any of the other anti drpressants. Ia started taking latuda and immediately started feeling better. I was very paraoid before i started taking it and thought i was losing my mind.. I am taking 100 mg og zoloft and 60 mg of Latuda good luck
I did well initially; took a dose increase and I had every side effect listed and the. Found out they could be permanent!
I am like you have tried everything in the book; thought ok prayed I found something finally that worked!
I had facial masking, tongue sticking out if my mouth muscle rigidity! Looked like I was 90 and had a stroke!
This was not my answer for depression!
Sadly I am back to square one!
I will be 40 in August. I have bern on evetything and its always like I am taking nothing. No relief from ANY meds. Been going through this since I was 17. I just hope this will be the one that works and I finally get relief. My bi polar comes in hate, anger and rage. I would give anything to just be happy….
am taking topomax, effexor,lamictal,seroquel,vitamimD. Don't like the seroquel, gives me headaches and sets off all sorts of movements.
Doc screwed up refill for lamictal last week and I went a few days without ( 300mg daily) now hes making me start like I've never had it.25 a day. mind you I just came out of a brutal sucicidal episode. go figure!
I keep seeing the ad for Latuda so want to see if I can give it a try, So I guess I'll read a few more comments here.
My name is Brad, I'm 48 and have been living with a bipolar diagnosis for 14 years and probably had it several years before the diagnosis. I would honestly be homeless had I not been able to finish 20 years in the military and collect a retirement check as well as VA benefits. It's a tough road. I've tried suicide twice. I am glad I failed but at the time it seemedike the only way out. Lamotrigine works well for me most of the time. I stay away from ssri's because I don't tolerate them well. I count myself lucky because of my access to resources. I can't say that at the moment I'm any better off than I was 14 years ago but I try to take things on one day at a time. Support groups have helped me more than anything else besides my lamotrigine. It's nice to be around people who understand you. People who feel your pain. For whatever reason life dealt us this hand and we have to play it. Hang in there, build a support network. Search your community for resources that you can benefit from. I am in school that is being paid for by a vocational rehabilitation program. I want to advocate for us so I am completing my masters degree in clinical social work. Don't let people tell you that you can't do something. Stay strong and embrace the moments in life where our mental health is not choking the life out of us. Understand that you have a disability and cut yourself some slack if you can't do things as well as you could before your mental illness kicked down your door. Shit I wish I could tell you it gets better because it does, it's a matter of when and for how long. Good luck man stay strong. Peace.
I struggled with bipolar for over a decade, yes TEN years, before finding a medication that worked. I went thru dozens of changes of dosage, adding another med, taking one away, lower dose, higher dose… The feeling I got after years of therapy and a med that worked was BY FAR WORTH IT!!! More than anything as mental health patients we have to accept responsibility for our illnesses and realize that no matter how frustrating we can not give up. I am waiting right now to see my Dr and I am going to ask about this med even though I am currently well regulated. I'm not doing this because I'm being negative or because I want to quit my meds, which is common, but because its good to have a plan and be informed. For anyone reading this I want you to know that after over 18 years of bipolar I am doing better now than I ever have in my life and I hope that you keep on keeping on, we can survive with bipolar!
Hi Donna, I was just wondering how long you've been on this medication? My doctor just prescribed it and am a little wary due to the cost but then again if it really does help with my deep bi polar depression…
I would love that. Thanks
Thanks "Hopeful" I read your Conversation on the new "Latuda" drug. I have been on "Cymbalta" for many years now, I really do like it, but I think after a while we need to make a change just to see if this new medication can work better for us. I'm going to talk to my doctor next time I see him.
Everybody hang in there, I'm always for something that might work better for me, cause I still get all the Bi-Polar actions, but under most of the changes before it comes…..Diane
Same here Donna. After years (I'm 54)and years of being put on a litany of antidepressants and mood stabalizers, all of which just knocked me down, I gave up on meds. Went through a year of waking up at 2 am in complete despair and everything that comes with it. Suicide was a very real option because I just couldn't go through it anymore. So, I made an appt at my local Veterans Hospital to give it one last shot. My meds doctor wanted to put me on another run of the mill stabilizer and I was not hopeful. Then she walked out and returned with the director of the mental health facility who told me there was a new medication that specifically targets people with bipolar with depressive features called Latuda. I was like 'ya whatever, ok'. 3 days after taking Latuda with paxil and trazodone for sleep I was changed. The glass has been turned right side up again and I feel 'normal'. Wow what a difference! This is the one…..finally!! Loving life for the first time in 30 years.
Thank you for sharing RedBeard. I was looking for someone in my age range taking latuda. (I am 53) I have been on zoloft for years and paired it with abilify for awhile which did help but lost efficacy after awhile. My doctor decided to try combining latuda with zoloft instead. I have a dx of chronic depression, not bipolar. I started it today. I hope it works as well as it has for you.
Hello,Donna has you noticed any weight gain, and long have you taken
I have been diagnosed with BiPolar type II for over 10 years. I am currently under care of a doctor and am taking 1500mg of Depakote XR at nite as a Mood stablilizer and 60mg of Cymbulta XR in the AM to fight Bipolar Depression. I have two questions:
1.) Compare & Contrast Latuna to Cymbulta (what I could expect if I switched, I am still suffering depressive effects).
2.) The other alternative, which my Doctor & chose was to take an ADD medicine, Adderall (20mg). I started taking a week ago and my depression has lessened significantly. How does Latuna interact with Adderall? and a person who had high Brown Scales in testing but not quite ADHD.
I have 20 years of tx under my belt but still the control of my bi-polar depression remains a demon in my life. I usually am eager to try anything new. I have found the new generation meds come with a lot of side effects. I always get internal restlessness that drives me insane. Clonidine a blood pressure med alleviates this. So you may ask your doc about it if you have side effects- works for me. Sounds like this new one also has the same side effects. Not for me Guess ECT will have to be my only help
Hold off on the ECT…like so many here, I've been on every med and liked none. I had ECT 15 years ago, and regret it; the memory loss, etc., and it took me a long time to get my mental sharpness back (years). My doctor wants me on latuda, a low dose, because I have a history – 2 suicide attempts (shouldn't have lived through either one, but am very glad I did), but that was over 7 years ago, and they were more because of substance abuse than bipolar. My life is very different, now, and I find as I get older, I feel better when I am off all meds completely. The last one I am weaning off (w/my doc's help) is 2 1/2 mg ativan a day. I don't need it, but it's very hard to stop taking it because of withdrawal effects. I feel confident that the changes I've been able to make (with a great therapist's help) to make my diet much healthier, I listen to self-hypnosis cds (I'm not a good meditator) my therapist has made, plus some sessions with her I will actually ask for hypnotherapy, and its a gentle mind shift that just keeps building on itself, so it's subtle, yet extremely effective, for me, anyway. I also have a regular morning exercise routine…I've been a runner for over 30 years, and it keeps my stress level down. I guess I'm just trying to encourage everyone to be pro-active with their bipolar, rather than let these doctors and big pharma experiment on us….I feel like it's the old "throw it at the wall and see what sticks" with meds. I know nothing about bipolar is easy, I had the deep depressions and mania as anger and rage, too. It does get better as you get older. I wish I had taken the "less meds" advice when I was younger, and had spent less time self-medicating with substance abuse; maybe some of you "kids" whose stories and frustrations I'm reading can find some hope with my suggestions.
I'm 53, have 2 great "twenty-somethings" kids, and a supportive husband. 27 yeaars now. Yes, I'm lucky, too, but I had a lot of dark, dark, years where I didn't feel that way at all.
Just try to find something positive to hold onto – bipolar sucks, but DON'T let it suck the life out of you!!!
Yes, Rhondaaa! You are so accurate with such great wise advice as I've experienced a very similar history. Turning 36 next week & Latuda has "given me my normal back" after many anti depressants and mood stabilizers did nothing. I have cut down on other meds 70% and squally feel better…..unfortunately I had my very first, unexpected Gran Mal Seizure last month with all tests/scans clear (I.e. Docs are clueless what caused it) and after hearing its a possible side effect of Latuda, My fingers are crossed its not so I can maintain thinking clear and getting my life back! Your post really encouraged me and blessed me….thank you!!!!!
So far diagnosis is psychosis nos with paranoia. Took latuda for a couple of months. Made me very clear headed except that I was having extreme panic about how messed up my life is. Had to quit because of restlessness and akisthia. Am diabetic and blood work elevated. Blood pressure is higher too which is new.
I think this is a great thing! even though it has some side effects that patients need to be weary of, what medication doesn't.
Hello, I've been suicidal the past 15 months, getting out of bed at 1pm and going to my local coffee shop to read on my android kindle app.
I was put on latuda starting with 20mg and then 40mg, Hmmm, the above article suggests only 20mg. Anyway, it's been great. Suicidal thoughts are for the most part gone. I think I'll talk to my doctor about going back down to 20 or 30mg because I am a bit wired by it.
I am considering latuda. Currently I am taking Depakote and abilify now. I also take wellbutrin and buspar. I know this is so new that even my doctor is leaving the decision to try this up to me. I appreciate your comments and will keep seeking info from real people who have experienced taking this.
I was diagnosed with bipolar depression 5 years ago, after years of being treated for depression. I also have ADHD. I take adderall dr, Vyvanse, intuniv(which I forget often), propranolol- when needed, clonidine, verapamil, klonipin & Lamictal. I have to watch my blood pressure due to a cerebral hemorrhage I had 12 years ago, they found a cavernous hemangioma- a tangle of arteries & veins – dangerous if it bursts. Anyway my doctor put me on lathes & I'm nervous about taking it – ironic because I'm on so many meds. They help but am still not motivated to do much & have a serious problem with organization – can't seem to finish anything – difficult to deal with at work & home – my house is a wreck. Any thoughts on adding latuda to the amount of drugs I already take- ai really do need to improve depression, OCD thoughts – would appreciate any advise
To all on this forum. We don't realize this but all
of our psyche problems have a spiritual solution.
No pills, no side effects, no churches, no cost.
Was bipolar, depressed and suicidal. Took no drugs
because the added side effects seem worse than
dealing with the disease. Dealt with my moral problems with the Creator and He healed me of all
my illnesses. Give it a try, what do you have to lose. Just you, God, Jesus and the Bible. Totally healed! NO bipolar, NO depression, NO suicidal thoughts, NO phony, hypocrite churches to attend, NO drugs, NO Cost and NO more lies.
Please don't advocate that people replace a med regimen (no matter how broken it may be) with stories. We're already untangling the stories doctors sell us, no need to add to it.
About to start Latuda on top of multiple other meds for depression, ADD, mood stabilizers. $1000 for a 30 day supply *after* the company's "assistance" program. Sure hope it's worth it.
I'm bipolar and ADD with anxiety. Take Xanax, Wellbutrin, Prozac, Vyvanse, along with pain and muscle meds.
I'm finishing my 2nd week on Latuda 60mg. Also, I stopped Vyvanse 4 days ago as an experiment. I didn't feel any difference from Latuda, but I am feeling groggy since stoping the Vyvance. I'm going back to Vyvanse and will continue Latuda, since reports show the good feelings don't start for 3-4 weeks.
Note on Vyvanse: it makes you not sleepy during the day, and definitely makes you focused, but be cautioned…you must choose where you want your focus to be. I can spend ALL day on the Internet, iPad, etc. and the house is still uncleaned.
Man, some of yous are real lucky. I've been dealing with this nightmare for my whole adult life. I'm in my thirties but feel like I'm gonna die any day. The best meds I have gotten are Wellbutrin and klonopin. Everything else either makes me a peice of furniture or just makes me fat. People say fat and happy are better than……. NO! Not true. Does anyone know about weight gain with this Latuna? I gotta say, some of you don't know how good you have it getting amphetamines and benzos and whatever else that is worth swallowing to keep you functioning. My doctors believe in good old ex exercise and, well, "get out of my face till next month psycho" strategies. Anyone gettin me on here. Prob not.
Feidlimid – I'm with you on the weight thing. I REFUSED to take any meds that had weight gain as a side effect but got so deaprate after my last mania started I went on depakote. I helped my mania but I gained weight so I started freaking out over that instead.
I was just switched to this Latuda. I do not believe it will be better for me but i have to try.
Lamitcal & klonopin were the most helpful for me. no weight gain! just caused memory/focus problems after 3 years
after this new expensive drug fails me I'm going to ask to go back on Lamictal. I'd rather be stupid and stable than fat & crazy or dead.
" Does anyone know about weight gain with this Latuna?"
It raises blood sugar just like the other AAPs. I'm betting yes, absolutely.
Someone here mentioned ketogenic diet working well for them — have you tried that? Non-medication options are almost always worth trying! And as ketogenic diet is very low-carb, weight gain should not be an issue. Even if it is high fat. Fat doesn't necessarily make you gain weight — make sure you get plenty of choline (found in meats, fish, egg yolks) because it's vital for metabolising fat. Stay away from vegetable oils — go with olive oil, coconut oil, animal fats. Fish will help you get omega 3 fats, as will fats from *pastured* animals, walnuts, etc. (Nuts are a good source of fats, protein, and important minerals like zinc.) Good luck!
I have had no weight gain with Latuda and I believe it is considered weight neutral. Weight gain is a concern for me as well. I have been taking it for 6months, 40mg.
Hi, I'm 33 years old and I was diagnosed as bipolar when I was 24. I've taken so many different drugs to try to figure out the best combo to treat the disorder. After so many trials I can say Latuda is working out for me. It is no miracle drug but I am a more positive person and less depressed. I was taking 20mg, then 40 mg but am now going up to 80mg of Latuda once a day in evening with food. I am also taking 300mg of Wellbutrin XL once a day in the morning. I feel better on these two meds, at least I can function better. I haven't gained any weight on Latuda after 5 months of treatment or any other symptoms so far. Anyway, just wanted to give you my opinion on this new drug. So far I've been having a good experience with it but of course I still need therapy and other meds help. I hope you find what works for you. Good luck!
my grandson has been suffering with this for at least 10 yrs hes o Seroquel viseril lithium and lamictal,,he is so depressed all the time and talks about suicide ,going crazy and afraid to get out of his house,he has been on every other med they have for bipolar,dissorder and depression,,nothing seems to help him . isn't there something out there tht will wrk for this,,,and the excersise they talk about doesn't help all he sees is a disgusting person with no way out except to die,,wish he cld find someone a dr, that really cares,,,any ideas thx,,,worried grand ma
Feidlimid, believe me, I GET IT. I was misunderstood, misdiagnosed and suicidal for too many years. A very serious suicide attempt didn't even help. I have never been on any of the "good drugs" either, as much as I'd Love to just take an amphetamine when I can't get my ass up off the couch but I know that isn't the solution. I relate completely to your sense of exasperation and wish I could help more than just saying cliches and bullshit. The truth is that bipolar is different for everyone and meds have different effects on us; what worked for so many people did not work for me. When I finally found some normalcy and SOME constancy and consistency it was amazing. Your frustration is not only understood but warranted and I want you to know that there are a lot of people out there that care! Keep trying my friend, if I hadn't I would have never known the joy of life I now have, please don't give up!
Another note on Latuda…I'm on the high dose 60mg because I have a high tolerance for meds. Also, I have learned to take the Latuda with supper or I do feel nauseated. If I start to feel a twinge of sickness, I add peanuts or snack/desert.
I've been taking latuda for about a week and a half.the first week I was on 20mg,this week I went to 40mg and it makes me feel ill.im dizzy all the time.ive been taking Dramamine with it to help.im really hoping after time it will go away.can you give me some advice.i don't want to stop it cuz,I've been on the med roller coaster and I'm tired of it and I think this one is actually working.but,like I said I'm having other unwanted side effects.
I wonder why at 60$ a pill, something like latuda is such a costly anti psychotic. But then again all that money will be taken back after the lawsuits ensued by the lawyers of the patients who suffer from complications .
I think this great for patient with bipolar only problem side effect weight gain and manic episodes,but if it out side effects worth it.
This article reads like an advertisement. Atypical antipsychotics have serious sometimes life threatening side effects. I have had a lot more luck with medications that are at least ten years old and well understood. I am also leary of any drug originaly developed for a different use. The pattern laws make it tremendously profitable when drugs marketed for more than one use. I don't want state of the art meds, I want tried and true. I would suggest trying all the old types of antidepressants first
This article reads like an advertisement. Atypical antipsychotics have serious sometimes life threatening side effects. I have had a lot more luck with medications that are at least ten years old and well understood. I am also leary of any drug originaly developed for a different use. The pattann laws make it tremendously profitable when drugs are marketed for more than one use. I don't want state of the art meds, I want tried and true. I would suggest trying all the old types of antidepressants first
I agree with you Paul. The older meds can be less costly as well. They are tested and I feel more safe than with these new items. There is no cure, just treatment.
I will try risk/new things, but reading the side effects on here tells me to stick with Wellbatrin and Lamactial, Cybalta and Lithium…the older the better!! I HATE meds and HATE bipolar, but happy there is a treatment.
I have been on Latuda for over a year. It was prescribed as an atypical anti-psychotic after a severe delusional episode. It works very well with few side effects, except maybe tiredness. I didn't realize that it was also being marketed as an antidepressant, however I do feel happy. I also take Effexor and have Bipolar 1.
I'm bipolar II and have never found relief on AP, but I just started on lamictal and latuda a week and a half ago. I'm tolerating it very well, it has decreased the anxiety component in my illness. Unfortunately the depression has a ways to go but it takes weeks to get up to a therapeutic dose of the lamictal. I'm still on the wait and see as far as the outcome but for me this is one of the best tolerated combos I've ever been on and after 30 yrs of various psych meds this is great news.
Getting the right diagnosis has helped greatly too, I'll never touch AD again, they caused mania and confusion over whether I was MDD or BP I.
Glad to see folks posting on this new med. My daughter was put on it and within 2 weeks she seemed like she was slipping back into extreme depression, agitation, restless, sleep disruption, tearful, fearful… I asked to to recheck the symptoms on the meds and these were listed as possible – so we ended up taking her off. Just please be careful with these new drugs and monitor closely for symptoms, we heard of another gal who's now having seizures. Glad some are getting relief.
how long does it take before you start to feel better I hate my pitiful life
Hi Karen. Please don't give up the hope of feeling better and more like yourself. It's still there. It just might take a little experimenting with combos of drugs to get the right ones for you. I used to take Prosac for PMS symptoms, then Zoloft for depression, which made me feel really weird after about 3 years. I quit Zoloft when pupils looked dilated and I felt crazy. Then my Doc assessed me as a bipolar 11, but kind of on the border.. I was taking Lamictal & 1 xanax as needed for anxiety which made me feel good, but it also made my hair fall out (like bald spots) & made me have memory holes. I am curious about Latuda. I will ask my Doc about it.
If there was a better
Hi Karen, Latuda is working very well for me and no side effects except some fatigue. Believe me I feel the same way as you do….I hate my pitiful life but Latuda has given me hope that possibly life is not so bad. At least I am having a lot more good days instead of bad. Stay strong.
it took a couple of weeks before I started to feel better with the Latuda.
Does the anti-histamine effect wear off?…it's killing me, no motivation…it definitely works controlling the mania though
I got put on it yesterday and within a few hours felt anxious and agitated. I didn't take it today and feel depressed and tearful. I couldn't even go to work. I'm still on effexor. I think this doctor decided on my first visit I'm bipolar and not depressed and won't change her mind.
My 12 yr old daughter was put on Latuda 3 weeks ago. The doctor has increased it from 20mg to 80mg at night & 20 mg in the morning. They stopped the 20mg in the morning and put her on Strattera in the mornings. She has been suspended from school for her behavior and she is so mean & nasty with everyone. I do not believe the Latuda is helping her one bit. She has been in the twice within the last 3 weeks & I'm ready to put her back in. She has not problem getting in your face & arguing with you about nothing. She thinks everyone hates her. It is very hard to bring her back down when she is in one of these rants. She is bi polar II. I don't feel this medicine is suitable for my daughter but trying to get the doctor to listen is a different story. The only good thing about this medicine is that it has killed her appetite & she is losing weight now. The other stuff she has been on ballooned her to 185 lbs she is down to 173 now and still losing. she is 5'4. She has become a easy target at school for other kids to pick on too since she has changed. I just want my daughter back not this monster she has become.
I understand your hurt, fear and frustration. My oldest daughter went thru the mood disorder,and recently graduated from college (in 3 yrs, with honors). She then got hired into a customer service job – amazing! My youngest is now going thru depressioin and rebellion, but I DONT TAKE it personal. Look for rainbow on the other side of the storm, and then point it out to your daughter.
God Bless, hand in there.
I would find a new doctor immediately. She is way too young to be taking such a strong cocktail of meds. She needs a safe de-tox off of all those psych meds, and I believe you'll get your daughter back!
Hi ive had anxiety, depression, bi polar, and depersonalization problems since I was 17. Im now 32 and been on everything u can think of. Last year I had an episode that changed me and ive been on 3 different medicines since then with only a little relief and a total amount of 60 pounds gained, its very aggrevaiting and frustrating. I just recently found out im pregnant so the only choice I have now for meds is latuda and paxil. Im terrified but hopefull it will work. I start it tonight fingers crossed I dont go back to last summer.
I was just put on latuda today. After reading all the side effects I'm debating on starting it tonight or just keep on living the life of sadness and uncontrollable mood swings. I'm 52 years old and have had mental issues for as long as I can remember. It kills me to be sick in the head!!!!!!!!!! I want to be normal. I want to be loved!!!!!!!
I'm so scared to put this pill in my mouth!!!!!!!
Oh my God why was I born like this?
To Sad Nana, I am 50 yrs old and I too have mental health issues. It really is awful but don't give up hope. You are not alone. For some inexplicable reason we suffer with this and it really sux!!! Life is so unfair. Again, keep hope ALWAYS. Hope is key. I am taking Latuda and I think it's great. I have major depressive diorder, recurrent, along with ADD and anxiety but Latuda along with my lexapro is working VERY well for me. I have NO side effects. Like you, I was afraid to take it, but I am happy I did. If you experience side effects, call your doctor right awawy. Remember to take it with food. I have had no weight gain…I have heard it's weight neutral. No weird muscle twitches, headaches, upset stomach or anything. I do have some fatigue with it, so i take it after dinner and then I sleep ok and am less tired at work. It's worth a try. It could make a big difference for you. It has for me! I just hope it keeps working as well as it does now….I have been taking it for about6 months. Take care.
I feel like that at times but with the right meds it will pass. I'm Leah 54 was diagnosed bi-polar at 30 but have been bi-polar all my life. I am high functioning have worked since I was 15 and moved out on my own when I was 18! A real survivor!(vagabond) (musician) (jobs of all kinds) That's why it was so hard to find it!Couple of attempts on the life! Hospitalization twice! I've been to hell and back been thru good docs, crap docs, & have a kinda new doc at this point basically know as much or more as they do. I started on Latuda a week ago my side effects are ringing in my ears, dizziness, peeing all the time, & nausea. (totally off symptoms) doc says don't worry! Well I'll be the judge of how long I stay on it. I'm on full disability now but worked up until 52 & volunteer to keep my sanity. I still go to work even with the weird symptoms (cashier)The meds I'm on are lamical, topimax, wellbutrin, xanax, and seroquel.We all seem to be on a lot of the similar meds.So on that point I feel a positive with meds like I'm not on the wrong side of the drug plan. As far as you people saying get off all the meds and take natural stuff! YOU ARE PLAYING WITH PEOPLE'S LIVES! I actually tried that and it was a BIG mistake. If you truly are bi-polar or have any mental disorder you need your meds even if your doc isn't the best. The docs really try our patience because we always have to be the rats going thru the swings, the side effects the side effects of the meds we can or cannot take while all the while they are saying it will be ok. IT'S NOT OK! I just wish docs wouldn't say it that's all! They can't begin to know each one of what we have had to endure before during and current of this terrible disorder! It's wrecked my life of having love, or children so believe me I know what it can do to your life. I only have a mom for a support system and at times it is becoming an iffy situation because she is tired of it & I completely get why! This curse to me is just as bad as cancer. It doesn't kill you physically in you body parts but it messes with your life mentally which I think is worse. So I am glad to find this to at least be able to type this out. Nobody really gets it but you people that I don't even know. I relate to most of the stories except the don't take the meds ones. I'll hang in there another week with this but if I still feel this weird I'm dropping out. You guys do what you need to but my motto is 2 1/2 weeks & then I will have to stop at that point for my safety. Try to put yourself out into the world. Don't stay at home by yourself a lot!I don't have a car so I have to get real creative. Working as a part-time cashier(volunteer) got me off my but helped my dead social life. Try it you might be surprised.
I have read every review and all the research I can on this medication due to the fact that my best friend just commited suicide after being on this medication for 6 weeks. Patients need to be their own advocate when it comes to medication. They know their bodies and know if the medication is helping, a doctor should listen to the patient and accept just because the medication is new, it is not a miracle drug and one drug does not fit all. Please report and demand a different medication regimine when you know it's not working, don't let them triple your dose for this medication without the research documentation that supports their decision.
In reguards to being your own advocate this is the A-1 most important thing you can do for yourself!
One time I heard a patient referred to as a walking PDR.
Doctors drug boook. Whenever any of my meds are changed I read up on them and then hit a place like this to see what others think about them.
One of the things that I make clear to doctors is that they are not the only ones writing out scripts and to make sure theirs didn't conflict with ones I already have. Pill time hope I can find you again
I took Latuda for a month, it made my depression worse!
Since all this info about Latuda is on http://www.xyz.COM site (which means it is a commercial site), I wonder what the doctor is getting paid by the Latuda maker. Latuda is more expensive both in Weight and Volume than pure gold. 30 day supply costs $720. One tiny little tablet costs $24. I would think that it will take almost 100 Latuda tablets to make an Olympic Gold Medal side. Shame on the Doc!
the other day I noticed that are finally offering help paying during their ads.
they are hitting my partD insurance $1,600 for 60 pills!That means the government gets screwed.
I know this is an old site but just checking peoples dosages and reactions. I have taken 40mg a day 3 months and felt good then fell right off a cliff.
Now back to Doctor.
Way TOO expensive. Other Rx may work as well.
Latuda has been a life-saver for me. I use it in conjunction with Lamictal and Trileptal. Up to this point I had been on most of the traditional meds (lithium, seraquel, effexor, etc.). Within a couple weeks of starting Latuda, I got my life back again. Granted, I take 120mg/day, but it has brought me stability that I hadn't imagined existed. I know this med won't be for everyone, but I recommend at least talking to your med managers about it.
yes, these compounds are expensive but to a person with these symptoms the cost is offset by productivity, a better sense of self and to society, a more valuable contributor.
I was termed "treatment resistant" ( then I learned that so are about 48% of people taking pharmaceuticals). I now use a small amount of medical cannabis for immediate relief of severe depression and a tremendous amount of help through a book called "bipolar advantage". I spent years dismissing medical cannabis – I thought it was a way for potheads to get high. Then, while I was slicing one of the pharmaceuticals ( I've taken almost all of them) with a razor blade to get. It tiny enough for me not to have the hellacious withdraw symptoms that I had had before, a friend suggested that I at least speak to one of the more intellectual cannabis doctors. I have been med free for two years and have experienced highs and lows that used to earn me an inpatient visit. It is a lot of self- reflective work (bipolar advantage stuff) but I am no longer afraid and more importantly, I get to live a full rich life – not a flat, bland life in remission. These drugs claim success if they extend remission by one day – one day is not worth the side effects for me.
This is something I'm also thinking of trying – have heard from others that they can sleep like a baby, no side effects. I agree… no more big pharma experiments on me. Drug-free is the best way, not easy, do the head work, at least your brain is clear! Thanks for the helpful post!
I have bipolar 2 with phycotic episodes and anxiety disorder paranoid schizophrenia depression I am on 5mg diazepan and 200 lamotrigine and saphris my moods are over the place and my anger is bad and so is my anxiety and hearing voices and paranoya I feel like a prisoner in my body my phyciatrist took me off saphris and put me on latuda hopefully it helps so I dont feel like a prisoner in my body oh I also have multiple personality disorder
As most of us I've been on everything there is. I was on 90 mg lithium and 300mg lamictal. Lithium made me so sick and nauseaus so we went off that keeping lamictal and started 20mg Latuda. I've been diagnosed bp-1, general and social anxiety, ptsd, and BPD, & insomnia. Before I was diagnosed bipolar docs always assumed depression and those meds made anxiety 10x worse. I was nervous to try latuda being that it's a bipolar depression med. First night was fine I feel asleep within 45 minutes. But felt strange for about 4 hours the next morning, klonopin didn't help. I took my 5th dose 20mg last night and have been awake now for over 8 hours. The physical anxiety feeling is not going away. Resting heart rate is 97bpm that's after 3 mg of klonopin over 6 hours. Today I started having self harm and suicidal thought which I haven't had in years. So I warn you if antidepressants make you feel worse and increase your anxiety as a bipolar patient, think twice before starting this medication. I'd rather feel sick and nauseas from lithium than the way this latuda makes me want to crawl out of my skin. Best of luck to all of you and may we all find a medication or combo that allows us to feel comfortable and not Bay shyt crazeee. Peace to all.
Was just going to take my first Latuda,and I will not put this thing in my mouth! I have been on everything ever made with a chemical,and justt got off Effexor,and depakote,both of which made me more depressed.when I read these side affects,again,I wonder how anyone can take them without being scared to death.Forty years ago,I has first ect treatments,then again another 4 or 5 rounds of ect over the last 25 years. They too,quite working,so I've decided tonight that I am going to try to take just my Xanax to sleep at night,and try freeing myself of these harmful poison chemicals that seem to make me worse.At present,the things going on in my life are really what is depressing me,and no pill can change my life's cercumstances,so I'm going to fly solo and see how I do! Hoping for good outcome!
been on latuda 40 mg for 2 weeks. 20 mg before that. been off work w severe depression for six weeks and I'm going back next week. I feel…not better but not suicidal anymore. I'm bipolar 2,panic disorder, chronic migraines. I take 200 lamictal,300 wellbutrin,.5 xanax, 150 topamax. latuda makes my muscles sore. makes me overheated. I am a runner and went from 8 min miles to 11 to 13 min miles. this is terrible for me. I've also gained 7 lbs in a month with no change in diet. so the weight gain depresses me.but at least I can go back to work. I'm on leave without pay. 36 years old borrowing money from my parents to live. I feel so ashamed.
I just started Latuda. I take Seroquel 400mg a day, klonopin 4mg a day. I am Bipolar with anxiety attacks. If Latuda 80mgs, works for me how do pay for such a new drug. I don't know how people for such an expensive drug if it works.
I am a 61 year old grandmother who has anxiety- ridden major depressive disorder and ADD. I was originally diagnosed as bipolar. In 1986 I was put on Amoxapine, (Asendin) and after 5 months, I developed Akathisia, a form of Tardive Dyskinesia. It is a total living hell!! And no one can understand how horrible it is without having it.
I was in total hell and wanted to kill myself for 2 years. I came close one day. I was a human guinea pig and was put on Halidol, Cogentin, Melaril, Xanax, Norimpramine, Pamelor, Busbar, Riddelin, Prozac, Ludiomil, Valium, and others, (one I can't remember that was a combo of antipychotic and antidepressant). I refused to take Lithium because of people I knew that were turned into zombies, one commited suicide.
I signed myself into a pychiatric ward and it made me worse. I had 4 small children to take care of and no one knew how to help me. The community psychiatrist didn't even realize I had Akathisia! Doctors need to stop giving these vulnerable people drugs with antipsychotic properties or combos!
After 2 years, I got a new doctor, who took me off of the 4 drug cocktail and put me on Sinequan (Doxepin) and said it should have been the first drug they put me on! I started to get better the first day after I finally slept through the night (3 days) after years of insomnia! I still take it now and will be on it the rest of my life. I am one of the lucky ones!! I am so grateful for "this" drug!
I ended up not even having bipolar and was ironically hired as one of the head secretaries at the mental health facility 2 years later and I was one of the secretaries for my 1st psychiatrist, typing up his psychological evauations on people getting the same 4 drug cocktail that I was given! He never even remembered me.
I've had a lot of years to study about these drugs. Antipsychotic drugs are hazardous to your brain and causes permanent brain damage in many victims especially the longer they were taking it! Some looking so crazy, are then institionalized for having the horrible fly catching syndrome and worse with tardive dyskinesia! Please help me stop this nightmare. antipychotic drugs should be left to help uncontrolable Schitzophrenia only!!
This all makes me wonder what drug Robin Williams was on and why he killed himself. Did he really have drug induced Parkinson's Disease (I had that too) or Akathesia, which feels like you want to jump out of your skin!!? It's nothing like anything I had EVER felt before in my life! And I think Sinequan, (Doxepin) would help someone with bipolar because it was the "only" drug that balanced out my Akathisia rebound brain chemistry that became permanently out of wack.
I've been on Latuda for a few months now and despite the lack of side effects, I'm not very impressed by it. It has helped ease my bipolar depression somewhat- I'm no longer crying all the time- but I still feel lousy and have no motivation/desire to do things.
Hi all, It's a bit troubling to read all of these comments, but informative. I'm diagnosed Bipolar (mostly depressive) with long term PTSD issues. I won't bore you but I've been on a long list of ant-depressants, on and off til I couldn't stand it anymore and would go back to the VA for help. The latest one, Depakote, really screwed me up. After one month I started having tremors so bad that I couldn't drive. Been off of it for a couple of weeks now and I'm still quivering a little, have to type with one hand. So my Doc has recommended Latuda. My first prescription hasn't arrived yet. Anyone else gone from Depakote to Latuda? What can I expect? Thanks Much, and good luck on all of your personal battlefields… Chin Up !
I was on this medicine and it is not a med I recommend for anyone it caused me to have symptoms of parkensons very painful and stiff muscles, painful tremors, sometime I couldn't open my hand. So please think twice before taking this medicine.
If you if you are already taking burp roping XLR 150 MG in the am and pristine 100 MG in the pm, and this is just not working. Should I suggest adding latuda to what I'm taking or stop something and just use the latuda. Please, I need the advice. Thanks.
I am very disgusted with latuda.I cannot handle the side effects I am dizzy
a lot of the time.Sleepy during the day.Nausea before supper.Agitated.The mornings are tough.Cannot stay up very late,etc.
I am a bipolar in a depression and been on such since last march.My doctor will not listen to me at all.I am on 120mg.once per day at p.m.I want to cut down and get a no from him.I thought it would work by now.
I am ready to change doctors if he does not listen to me.
thank you.
bipolar depression is not the correct term. It is bipolar disorder which consists of a manic phase and a depressive phase so calling it bipolar depression is a misnomer
It's called Bipolar Depression to distinguish it from other depressions. I know I have it and if not treated right can throw people into a manic episode. That is a PIA
Hi I am bipolar and take Latuda but i had been started on a dose of 160mg a day. Its been a year since then and am still taking it. I feel a whole lot better but at 160mg a day can that be harmful? I take it before bed because i cannot stay awake and function otherwise. Can this be bad?
Started taking Latuda a month ago and it has been a life saver. I no long think about suicide all the time. I actually feel good for the first time in a very long time.
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TUCSON, Ariz. � Connor Halliday threw 25 yards to Isiah Myers for the tie-breaking touchdown with 2:15 to play to give Washington State a 24-17 upset over Arizona on Saturday.
Halliday completed 39 of 53 passes for 319 yards and two scores, the junior's seventh 300-yard passing of the season.
Ka'Deem Carey scored both touchdowns for Arizona (6-4, 3-4 Pac-12) on a 30-yard run and a 7-yard reception from B.J. Denker. Carey gained 132 yards on 26 carries, his 13th consecutive 100-yard game.
On the final play of the game, from the Washington State 13, Denker's pass to Samajie Grant in the end zone was caught well out of bounds.
The Cougars (5-5, 3-4) had lost their previous three games by a combined score of 162-83.
Halliday's first touchdown pass, 23 yards to River Cracraft, came after Arizona's botched punt attempt at the start of the second half.
Jake Smith missed field goals of 40 and 34 yards for Arizona. Washington State's Andrew Furney had a 46-yard attempt bounce off the left upright.
The Cougars' winning 80-yard drive came after Smith missed the 34-yarder with seven minutes to go.
On third and nine from the Washington State 38, Halliday threw 10 yards to Dom Williams. Halliday hit Teondray Caldwell for 19 yards to the Arizona 31. Then on third-and-four at the 25, Halliday threw to the wide open Myers, who dodged a tackler and ran a few steps to the end zone.
The Wildcats moved downfield and, on fourth and seven from the 28, Denker scrambled nine yards to the 19 for the first down. But Denker was caught at the 13 on third and six and Arizona, without any timeouts left, rushed to the line to get off a final play. Denker lofted it to the end zone and Grant hauled it in, but was a step out of bounds and the Cougars rushed the field in celebration.
The Wildcats spotted the Cougars a 10-0 lead, then got a pair of touchdowns from Carey � one rushing, one receiving � to lead 14-10 at the half.
Marcus Mason's 15-yard touchdown run put Washington State up 7-0, then Furney's 24-yared field goal made it 10-0 with 2:05 left in the first quarter.
Arizona struck quickly after the subsequent kickoff, Carey � in his 13th consecutive 100-yard rushing game � breaking a series of arm tackles on a 30-yard touchdown run to cut it to 10-7 with 47 seconds still left in the opening quarter.
The Wildcats took the lead with a 15-play, 90-yard touchdown drive. Denker threw wide to Carey, who broke two tackles on a 7-yard scoring play to put the Wildcats ahead 14-10 with 7:37 left in the half.
It was Carey's first touchdown catch of the season.
Arizona threatened again late in the half, but Smith's 40-yard field goal try was wide left as the second quarter ended.
The Wildcats took the second-half kickoff and went three-and-out, then Drew Riggleman dropped the ball trying to punt and Washington State recovered at the Arizona 31. On second-and-18, Halliday threw over the middle to Cracraft for a 23-yard touchdown and the Cougars were back on top 17-14.
The Wildcats moved down the field on their next possession, but drive stalled at the WSU 8 and Smith's 25-yard field goal tied it at 17-17 with 6:36 left in the third quarter.
The Cougars, in their first game in 16 days, had a chance to take the lead with 10:24 left in the third quarter but Furney's 46-yard field goal attempt bounced off the left upright.
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So I am getting ready to brew my first AG beer tomorrow. It is an organic Kolsch that will be for competition, and I just had a brain fart. Do you guys think it might be OK to try to make a yeast starter with Wheat DME and Wyeast 2565 Kolsch yeast? My recipe has no wheat in it (only 2-row pilsner and munich), but I have read that a small amount of wheat may be used in the style. Do you think that a small yeast starter (1/2 cup Wheat DME) would impart any added character or flavor to the beer, as opposed to using Extra Light Pilsen DME? Please comment quickly as I will be making my last run to the LHBS this evening.
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you can use whatever wheat dME... The yeast would love it and multiply. If you don't want to use the wort after propagation, just chill it and pour out most of the "beer" and pitch the fresh yeast... To go extreme.. you can wash the yeast..
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I was thinking that the wheat DME might impart some "wheaty" flavor into the beer, that is why I thought of it. But if it is unnoticeable, then I can just use the light DME I already have. Anyone else have any thoughts???
I didn't know you have light DME (... use that instead.. without hopping it, it is so blend that you can't even taste it.
I'm doing a Kolsch today as well, and I used light DME for my starter. I actually use that for all of my starters!
Up to about 5% wheat in a Kolsch is still within style guidelines, so unless you planned to add tons more, you are probably ok.


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Dark Tower Quotes
- "The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed."
- "Now I think that all of us are born with a hole in our hearts, and we go around looking for the person who can fill it."-Susannah Dean, Wolves of the Calla
- "First comes betrayal, then lies. Last comes gunfire." -Roland Deschain, Wolves of the Calla
- "Anger is the most useless emotion," Henchick intoned, "destructive to the mind and hurtful of the heart." -Song of Susannah
- "We are going to go, Eddie. We are going to fight. We are going to be hurt. And in the end we will stand."- Roland Deschain, The Drawing of the Three
- "What neither understood was that, when you're dealing with the gunslinger, it was usually better to leave bad enough alone."- The Drawing of the Three
- "I looked at what he built, and to me it explained the stars."- The Drawing of the Three
- "We all die in time.' the gunslinger said. 'It's not just the world that moves on.' He looked squarely at Eddie, his faded blue eyes almost the color of slate in this light. 'But we will be magnificent."-The Drawing of the Three
- "Go then, there are other worlds than these."- The Gunslinger
- "Only enemies speak the truth. Friends and lovers lie endlessly, caught in the web of duty." -The Gunslinger
- "Suppose that all worlds, all universes, met at a single nexus, a single pylon, a Tower. And within it, a stairway, perhaps rising to the Godhead itself. Would you dare climb to the top, gunslinger? Could it be that somewhere above all of endless reality, there exists a room?..."- Walter O'Dim, The Gunslinger
- "Had he come this far just to die, then? He would not. And if he were to die in spite of his determination, he would die on his way to the Tower."- The Drawing of the Three
- "Who are you?" Eddie screams at him. "Your destiny, Eddie," the gunslinger whispers.- The Drawing of the Three
- "Fault always lies in the same place, my fine babies: with him weak enough to lay blame." - Cort, The Drawing of the Three
- "Later, with strange galaxies turning in slow gavotte overhead, neither thought the act of love had ever been so sweet, so full."- The Drawing of the Three
- "Control the things you can control, maggot. Let everything else take a flying f!ck at you, and if you must go down, go down with your guns blazing."- Cort, The Drawing of the Three
- "Blaine is a pain, and that is the truth."- The Waste Lands
- ""All is silent in the halls of the dead."Eddie heard himself in a falling, fainting voice. "All is forgotten in the stone halls of the dead. Behold the stairways which stand in darkness; behold the rooms of ruin. These are the halls of the dead where spiders spin and the great circuits fall quiet, one by one."- Eddie Dean, The Waste Lands
- ""Death for you, life for my crop."- Wizard and Glass
- "It seemed to him that the most horrible fact of human existence was that broken hearts mended."- Wizard and Glass
- "Might I recline briefly at your feet miss? Your beauty has loosened my knees. I am sure a few moments looking up at your profile from below with the back of my head on these cool tiles will put me right."- Cuthbert Allgood, Wizard and Glass
- "True love, like any other strong and addicting drug, is boring -- once the tale of encounter and discovery is told, kisses quickly grow stale and caresses tiresome... except, of course, to those who share the kisses, who give and take the caresses while every sound and color of the world seems to deepen and brighten around them. As with any other strong drug, true first love is really only interesting to those who have become its prisoners."- Wizard and Glass
- ""What terrifies you more? That a girl might be worthy of the title gunslinger or that she might be even more worthy than you."- Aileen Ritter
- ""Let them judge me solely by the cunning of my mind, the strength of my spirit, and the accuracy of my eye and hand. And let that be my legacy!"- Aileen Ritter
- "Remember... hawks are God's gunslingers."- Cort
- "May your first day in hell last ten thousand years, and may that one be the shortest."
- "What if I fall?", Tim cried. Maerlyn laughed. "Sooner or later, we all do."
- "Hile! Hile! To me, gunslingers! To me!"-Roland Deschain, Wolves of the Calla
- "Perhaps I am simply a madman who dreamt of being sane for a little while."- Roland Deschain
- "A man who can't afford to share his habits should quit them."- Roland Deschain
- "A person's never too old for stories. Man and boy, girl and woman, we live for them."- Roland Deschain
- "Pleasant dreams die; the unpleasant ones live forever."- Roland Deschain
- "You have forgotten the face of your father."
- "The scariest, most terrifying thing that I fear?"
"My Imagination."
"I thought you were going to say "Fear, itself."
"Then you have a small imagination."- Roland Deschain and Eddie Dean, Wizard and Glass - "Oh, Christ. I left the world I knew to watch a kid try to put booties on a fucked-up weasel. Shoot me, Roland, before I breed." -Eddie Dean, Wizard and Glass
- "See the turtle of enormous girth
On his shell he holds the earth." - "Because often, silence is best."- Pat Delgado, Wizard and Glass
- "Then Eddie's eyes closed... His work was finished. He had left the path, stepped into the clearing. They sat around him a-circle, but ka-tet no more."- The Dark Tower
- "...Never's the word God listens for when he needs a laugh."
- "Thus fell Lord Perth, and the earth did shake with that thunder"- Randall Flagg
- "I have no opinion. No, none at all. Opinion is politics, and politics is an evil which has caused many a fellow to be hung while he's still young and pretty."-Cuthbert Allgood, Wizard and Glass
- "Fools are the only folk on the earth who can absolutely count on getting what they deserve."- Cort, Wizard and Glass
- "Do'ee say the world will end in fire or in ice, gunslinger?" Roland considered this. "Neither",he said at last. "I think in darkness"- Wolves of the Calla
- "No one ever does live happily ever after, but we leave the children to find that out for themselves." Roland Deschain, Wolves of the Calla
- "Water if God wills it", he reminded himself. "About the great matters, Roland, you have no say"- Wolves of the Calla
- "Do you know you come to the line of Eld?" Roland asked in that same curiously gentle voice. He stretched a hand towards Eddie, Susannah, and Jake. Even toward Oy. "For these are mine, sure. As I am theirs. We are round, and roll as we do. And you know what we are."- Wolves of the Calla
- "Eddie had known who they were since River Crossing, when the old people had knelt in the street to Roland. Hell, he'd known since the woods (what he still thought of as Shardik's woods), where Roland had taught them to aim with the eye, shoot with the mind, kill with the heart. Not three, not four. One. That Roland should finish them so, complete them so, was horrible. He was filled with poison and had kissed them with his poisoned lips. He had made them gunslingers, and had Eddie really thought there was no work left for the line of Arthur Eld in the mostly empty and husked-out world? That they would simply be allowed to toddle along the Path of the Beam until they got to Roland's Dark Tower and fixed whatever was wrong there? Well, guess again."- Eddie Dean, Wolves of the Calla
- "We deal in lead."- Roland Deschain, Wolves of the Calla
- "It was the possibility of darkness that made the day seem so bright." -Susannah Dean, Wolves of the Calla
- "When it came to pulling coals out of a hot fire, he'd put two dollars on Roland of Gilead for every one he put on God and the Man Jesus, those heavenly gunslingers."- Eddie Dean, Wolves of the Calla
- "When the shooting starts, we kill what moves."- Roland Deschain, Wolves of the Calla
- "Roland was as much a prisoner of his rules and traditions as Eddie had ever been of heroin."- Wolves of the Calla
- "When everything's a surprise, experience takes on a dreamlike quality."- Wolves of the Calla
- "Definition of a wanderer: a guy who's always looking beyond."- Eddie Dean, Wolves of the Calla
- "We spread the time as we can, but in the end the world takes it all back."- Roland Deschain, Song of Susannah
- "Food and palaver don't mix."- Roland Deschain, Song of Susannah
- "'Kill if you will, but command me nothing!' the gunslinger roared. 'You have forgotten the faces of those who made you! Now either kill us or be silent and listen to me, Roland of Gilead, son of Steven, gunslinger, and lord of the ancient lands! I have not come across all the miles and all the years to listen to your childish prating! Do you understand? Now you will listen to ME!'"- The Waste Lands
- "You must never draw until you know how many are against you, or you've satisfied yourself that you can never know, or you've decided it's your day to die."- The Dark Tower
- "The bumbler did not bite, but said a single word. "Olan," said he. Then he lowered his head, uttered a single sigh, and died."- The Dark Tower
- "So much you did; So much you did and so much more you would have done, aye, and all without a check or qualm, and so will the world end, I think, a victim of love rather than hate. For love's ever been the more destructive weapon, sure."- Roland Deschain, The Dark Tower
- "Gunfire makes close relations."- Roland Deschain, The Dark Tower
- "Sometimes I think we'd all be better off if the people who mean well would just creep away and die."- Eddie Dean, The Dark Tower
- "Any statement beginning with the words 'In truth' is almost always a lie."- Mordred, The Dark Tower
- "You are the grim, goal-oriented ones who will not believe that the joy is in the journey rather than the destination no matter how many times it has been proven to you."- The Dark Tower
- "I do not aim with my hand;
He who aims with his hand has forgotten the face of his father.
I aim with my eye.I do not shoot with my hand;
He who shoots with his hand has forgotten the face of his father.
I shoot with my mind.I do not kill with my gun;
He who kills with his gun has forgotten the face of his father.
I kill with my heart." -
"He asked if he were dead. I told him if he were so, so were we all."- Henchick
"What terrifies you more? That a girl might be worthy of the title gunslinger or that she might be even more worthy than you."- Aileen Ritter
"Let them judge me solely by the cunning of my mind, the strength of my spirit, and the accuracy of my eye and hand. And let that be my legacy!"- Aileen Ritter
"They have killed our brother who arose from the Prim with us. He was strong once, and beautiful But now he is dead, and we are weakening."- The Beams
"Even if the torture stops, I'll die. And you'll die too, for when love leaves the world, all hearts are still. Tell them of my love and tell them of my pain and tell them of my hope, which still lives. For this is all I have and all I am and all I ask."- The Beam
"You don't seem armed, missus, but with women, one can never tell."- Bix


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I send cookies to my mother in law. Gingerbread, sugar cookies, and even cinnamon stars (a fragile rolled cookie with meringue topping) mail well, frosting, sprinkles, and all. I pack them in plastic or cardboard boxes with wax paper between the layers. I use popcorn, popped, (no butter or salt, natch) as a substitute for styrofoam packing peanuts. Bar cookies like brownies would also mail well. They can be wrapped individually in plastic wrap or wax paper. The little wax paper packages can be tied with raffia.
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