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Bruce Alexander  - Competition ends June 30 |2009-06-02 04:21:58 Good luck! Reply 5 0

phillip tuffen  - help |2009-06-11 02:15:19 im 48male engaged.50 lady i love .she has had 2 marages last marage was violent.and was in it for 4years .im a loving quiet man .we are having counselling.but no brack throughs.the past is alwas there.im giong to talk to her about this .as i think it may help both of us .thank you Reply 5 0

ian  - the end of the rope. |2009-06-13 11:30:18 Hi. I have currently just given up the prescription drug ‘xanax’ of which I was on the highest dosage that the doctors could allow. living in a nightmare for a week, unable to leave my flat for food, work or to even stand up with out having a panic attack was horrific. I was told I suffered from hyper anxiety and depression from the age of about 14, Upon having to leave home at the age of about 15 due to my parents marital issues I found the only thing that could curb my insomnia, anxiety and all the other fun stuff was alcohol. I am 26 years old. On paper I imagine i look like Joe blow. I have a job and have for over a decade, I am in a relationship, I pay my taxes, educated and I help anyone I can (especially those who suffer from any of the same hardships of anxiety, depression and addiction). I am a 26 year old ‘functioning’ alcoholic that has been self medicating for nearly half the time I have existed. I have given up on doctors fobbing me off with pills that basically make you vacant and apathetic Due to my zombie like state as the result of medication has resulted in my employer to cut all my hours down (totally plausible) so now I can not even afford rent. On top of that it is impacting on every other part of my life, when you feel like you are just holding it together all the time, it only takes a little wave to capsize. The idea of ending up taking a barrage of pills just to get 45 minutes sleep seems/is like a living hell. Can you help? Thanks. ian Reply 12 0

Bruce Alexander  - WINNER |2009-07-14 05:51:08 Congratulations Ian you have one! Please check your email to find instructions on how to make the first booking. Reply 0 0

Fran Delahanty  - Can't sleep |2009-06-24 19:22:05 I am a 50 + female who has cancer and who loives on a small disability check each month. I haven't been able to sleep for months more than a couple hours a night. I don't like to take medicine if I don't have too and taking something to help me sleep falls into the "I dopn't need it" side of the page. I am also overweight because I know that I eat the wrong foods but I can't afford to eat the way that I know I should so I east what I can afford which is high in fat. My life has gone from bad to worse lately and I feel that God has turned his back on me. I know that comes from depression that is broght on by my lack of sleep. I think that I would give just about anything to go to befd and be able to sleep more than an hour. Reply 6 3

sandra  - I have vascular disease and it is imperative I giv |2009-12-14 00:25:41 I would dearly love some kind of help I have tried nicorette, gum and tablets, nothing appears to work. Reply 0 0

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