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Complications C.2
Tina slowly opened her eyes, everything around her blurred, but even in her semi-unconscious state, she could tell she wasn’t in her room. As the room stopped spinning, and she regained her vision, she noticed a man sitting next to the bed she was lying in. She groaned, rubbing her forehead.
“Wha… where am I?”
The man smiled and looked patronizingly at Tina.
“Hi, Tina,” He said softly, “Do you know who I am?”
Tina didn’t even have to think about the answer
“My doctor. Dr. Phillips.”
The man identified as Dr. Phillips smiled wider, as the patronizing look disappeared and he wrote down some notes on a clipboard.
“No loss of memory, that’s a good sign. OK.” He started, pulling a sheet of paper off the clipboard and then handing the piece of wood to Tina. “OK, Tina, what happened was you were at work at the studio, and you fainted.”
Tina looked horrified. Two fainting spells within 24 hours was usually not a good sign.
“Now, we’re not exactly sure what’s causing it which is why I’m going to need to ask you a few questions. Are you OK with that?”
Tina nodded solemnly, she wanted, no, needed to get to the bottom of this.
“Ok. First question. Are you on any medication right now?”
“Yeah, Prozac. I-I have a prescription, though.”
Dr. Phillips smiled.
“Yes, I know. Your psychiatrist, Doctor… Morgan, is it? Told me when I called him earlier. It seems as if it’s for a good cause.”
Tina shifted, obviously uncomfortable. Dr. Phillips continued quickly, not wanting to lose a patient.
“I just needed to know if you were on any others, or had stopped taking it for whatever reason.”
“No, I’m still on Prozac, and only Prozac.”
“Well, it is called the miracle drug. Now, the next question is a bit personal, but this is my job. Are you on your period, and if so, is your flow particularly heavy this year?”
Tina squirmed, not really that comfortable talking about this with the man, but knew it was essential to her health.
“Um, yes, I am, and no, it’s not.”
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Gotta love side effects, especially erectile dysfunction for the guys. A guy is already depressed, and the meds stop him from, well, you know, so he gets more depressed. Stupid vicious cycle. Now for me if stomach problems are a side effect, I just shrug and say it’s no big deal for me as I already have acid reflux disease and have ajor pain if I don’t take my Prevacid (twice a day I might add). Hopefully Tina is alright though and it isn’t anything really bad.
Hope Tina will be ok and let Shane and Carmen work thing out. Ok post soon please, thanks!
so don;t believe in taking anti-depresants. Poor Shane111
What’s wrong with Tina? I’m worrying. Please update again soon. Thanks.
If Tina is still depressed she needs to find a different medication. There are others out there. The worst side effect for me was gaining a thousand pounds. Now how depressing is that. Once that stuff is worked out then you really will feel like living again and in this case we want Tina to be with Bette. Great Post.
Thanx for the quick update. Carmen definitely needed to vent, but I still felt bad for Shane. Plz con’t.
Wow…the Carmen Shane scene was quite good. I was speechless for a second!Really good!
Wow!!!! Carmen really let Shane have it all. All her pain, humiliation, angry and all her own self doubts about their relationship. OUCH!!!! Hopefully now that she’s had an opportunity to vent, Carmen can begin the healing that she needs. And maybe Shane will also try to heal her own self doubts and see her true worth… soon. Oh, what the heck is going on with Tina? Thanks for the quick update. Looking forward to your continuation. Thanks.