 do. Call your doctor. I know you’re panicking but s/he’s your best resource here.
Also, halve your vegetable intake.
OK, I laughed, but probably not appropriate for a thread by a new user who has a fairly urgent medical issue.
You’ll survive. Withdrawal from methylphenidate (especially the topical form) is rarely health or life-threatening.
Any reason you won’t contact the prescriber for advice?
If you normally get this med through a Wal-Mart pharmacy, your usual location should be able to work it out internally that you can go to one of the other locations that has some and get a partial fill to ensure you don’t run out, then get the rest when the shipment arrives at your usual pharmacy.
You’ve already done their legwork to find where the stuff is, so their job of calling the other location will be that much easier.
I still live with my parents because of a brain injury.
My mom said he’ll probably call tomorrow.
From experience going without plain Ritalin and similar medications, OP may be extra sleepy and hungry. Driving might require caution. But nothing too scary should happen.
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Tampines residents could hardly believe their eyes when they saw they saw the collapse.
It was certainly a bigger topple than the one PM Lee took during his National Day Rally speech this year.
We’re talking about the sunshade collapse at Block 201E Tampines Street 23 that took place around 11am yesterday.
One end of the sunshade, which was located on the fourth floor of the block, crashed down onto a sunshade on the floor below.
The Building and Construction Authority says the collapse doesn’t affect the structural integrity of the building.
However, this hasn’t done much to quell fears.
Said Mr Huang Guo Shan:
“Is this how they intent to continue building high risk HDB? Maybe they are looking at another Great World City.”
(Ed’s note: I believe he means Hotel New World, not Great World City)
Others are furious that such a collapse could take place and questioned how the sunshade was given the go-ahead in the first place.
Said Mr Darren Tay:
“The obvious case of cut corners with 1 side no metal rods in the concrete… those who study civil engineering knows both is required.”
Meanwhile, there was a wave of disbelief that the HDB, which has a reputation for, well, building HDB flats for many years, could allow this to happen.
Said Ms Masie
“Would like to read an engineer’s investigation report on why whatever was used to attach it to the building failed.”
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This Copycat Starbucks Iced Passion Tea Lemonade is summer in a glass anytime of year. Refreshing and really delicious. An all year round favorite ice tea beverage.
I’m back with my newest Starbucks copycat recipe: Copycat Starbucks Iced Passion Tea Lemonade. Now, that screams summer!
I can’t think of anything more refreshing than a glass of iced tea or lemonade. Being Starbucks, they just came out with a cold beverage that combines the two. Genius.
This is not your average iced tea, this is a special blend tea mixed with lemonade and a couple more surprises.
The only problem is, the cost. It’s crazy to spend so much money on thirst-quenching beverages when you can easily make one of these cold drinks right at home. I’m hoping you agree with me.
There’s a really great shortcut method included in this recipe, you will see in the photo with the ingredients.
Both ways to make this refreshingly delightful ice tea are simple and both are beyond delicious.
One more thing to mention: Starbucks uses a concentrated tea that only Starbucks carries.
Their tea has added apple and mango flavors, but because the tea I’m using is just about identical to their tea without the apple and mango, I added my version in fruit form. It gives this beverage a great freshness and really makes it taste just like the original.
Once you make this the first time and taste the freshness and bright flavors, you will want to make this regularly just like