I am speaking for getting a CDL in the State of Ohio. The State of Ohio will let you take a written and driving CDL test without regard to the medication you are taking. So the answer is yes. What you also need to know though is that the Federal Government will not let you use that CDL to drive commercially if you can not pass their Department of Transportation Physical, which includes a check of medications that you are on.

You shouldn't have to taper off of 25mg of Seroquel... it's a VERY low dosage, but if you are using it for sleep and have trouble sleeping when you stop taking it, try cutting it in half and fourths until you don't need it anymore.

No they should not. Seroquel will cause drowsiness and so will Dilaudid. If you wish to take them together you should first ask your doctor. They need to be sure the milligrams in each prescription won't be enough to cause CNS (Central Nervous System) depression.

IT PUTS YOU IN THE HOSPITAL ON LIFE SUPPORT. MY FRIEND JUST DID IT.

half life of 6 hours so GET BLOWED PROBATIONEES aka 2 days

Depends on the strength of the tablets, if they are 300mg then taking 4 of them

(1200mg) would be considered and overdose, so anything up to 1000mg is safe.

Although anything up to 1000mg is safe but you do have to watch out for low blood pressure when increasing the dose, this could cause you to become very dizzy, increasing the dose gradually is recommended, if in doubt consult your psychiatrist.

Why would you want to use this medication unless otherwise prescribed? What might work ok for some people, others have terrible reactions....I wouldn't be willing to take that chance, and nor should you.

Why would you take clonazapam (Klonopin) and diazapam (Valium) together? They're both benzodiazepines, members of the same class of drug. Everything you've listed is sedating and depresses the central nervous system. Alcohol can dramatically increase the effects of the Seroquel, Skelaxin, clonazepam, and diazepam, and is a CNS depressant itself. You could die from this combination, or worse, end up in a coma or permanent vegetative state.

Best case scenario is that you'll vomit before you pass out so you don't aspirate your stomach contents, and someone will call the rescue squad. If you survive your adventure, expect to have your stomach pumped and/or ingest a large quantity of charcoal mixed with a laxative. Also, expect to spend some time on an in-patient psych unit.

Don't mix those meds, and especially don't mix them with alcohol. If you're feeling suicidal, go to your nearest emergency room for assistance.

6000

well you should take at least four.
but no more than six.

(i know from experience)

Seroquel XL should be administered once daily, without food (at least one hour before a meal). The tablets should be swallowed whole and not split, chewed or crushed.

This is from the manufacturer.

No because cannabis is not physically addictive. There is a chance that a cannabis user may develop a mental dependency, but I believe your question lacks perspective.

Seroquel is a very serious drug should be treated as such. I understand that cannabis may be very dangerous for some but it sounds like you're trying to crush a small spider with a sledgehammer. Seroquel has more dangerous side effects (could cause diabetes or tardive dyskinesia) and is more toxic than cannabis(which has been known to retard the growth of cancerous tumors and prevent Alzheimer's ). They use that kruft to keep bipolar and schizophrenic people from having hallucinations.

So I suggest you reassess your view of each drug and your understanding of how it processes different chemicals, because in my opinion you're better off not taking seroquel unless you have no other option. It may be able to stabilize the individuals mood but only if there is already some deficiency. at which point the person was probably self-medicating the disease with the mood stabilizing effects of cannabis already and may benefit from both.

There is no way you can do this. A pathological liar is a difficult person to deal with. Once the trust is broken; even if they are telling the truth you will never trust them again.

Pathological liars are just that, and little can be done for them. Psychologists/Psychiatrists seldom have luck with these types of people. Pathological liars have many reasons why they are this way. Perhaps the way they were raised (abuse/fear), they have no self confidence, they don't feel they have gotten as far in life as they should so they lie about what they do or they are hiding something about themselves they don't want anyone else to know.

If you confront this person they will be in constant denial and personally, I've experienced it and I know they will drive you into a frenzy. It is best to either accept this in the person and not count on them for anything too serious in your life (if they are a likeable sort of person) or walk out.

Good luck Marcy

WHY DO WE LIE? LIE THEORY A Belief in being not yourself, not necessary at all!

Why do people lie?? If it was SSID I would have Googled it, but it wasn't.

Observations leads our processess to conclude to a result. But I would try not to conclude the observation so soon in my experience of meeting people who either believe in their lies or others who believe it is their birth right.

When we lie, we are not being ourselves? This is the first step towards living a lie. I don't really believe in the statement above, cause if you notice consumption of alcohol and its reaction to most unspoken minds make them speak the truth. If you read the statement once again it actually means once you lie you do undergo changes both physically and mentally. One definitely won't get an extra limb or couple of inches more but some are so new to it, their eyes make rapid movements and they try so hard to remain casual.

It is a sad fact that it is easier to lie to some people, than it is to tell them the truth. But here's the point of wonder: what would be the difference in lie and deception? Or are they synonymous?

Fear Of Judgement:

The reason that we lie is because we fear the judgment of others. Such judgment may be legal in nature, or moral in nature, but either way our motivation for lying remains a fear of judgment. There is another fear born motivation for lying which is related to the judgment issue, and that is acceptance. We feel that we need to justify our actions or we will not be accepted by others, and often our justification of our actions is a lie. The justification of our actions can be a lie not only to others, but also to ourselves.

The Ultimate Lie: The belief that we are not good enough is a product of the fear based society and seems to have become built into our physical existence. The belief that we are not good enough is a lie in itself, perpetuated by many of our religions, by government, by education, and by the media. The truth is that we are good enough. Comparisons don't have any roles but one cant really live without it too. It gives us more opportunity to improve. The lie that we are not good enough often causes us to attempt to justify ourselves so that we will be good enough to be accepted within the artificial standards of the earth plane, standards which are in themselves lies perpetuated by the fear based existence. The truth is that we are not only good enough for artificial earth plane standards and the related judgment, but we are beyond the artificial temporary existence of the earth plane. The earth plane is an illusion, and the current fear based earth plane existence is built upon a lie. However, the earth plane is necessary for experience, and the truth is available for all to see. The truth has always been available for all to see, if we choose.

The Prison Of Illusion: The lie that we are not good enough to be accepted within the standards of the earth plane, which are in themselves based on a lie causes us to justify ourselves often with another lie, until we find ourselves existing within an illusion built by layer upon layer of lies which are fuelled by fear of judgment. This is how fear has built upon itself. Fear is ever increasing as more and more layers which are no more than illusion are added. We have found ourselves existing within a prison of illusion, and shackled within this prison, by the very lies which are the foundation of the prison.Its got a lot do with acceptance and how you react to the prison. Recognition: The prison keeps us bound and tied. We fear releasing ourselves from the shackles for it means defacating that illusion that has become us. Our reality is no longer a reality unless we have created it. The freedom that we long to have seems like a fantasy; yet inside we know that by releasing ourselves from this prison, we will know true happiness. We fight for the ability to overcome that ultimate lie. We long to recognize our true value as an individual without the shackles but we do not know how; and then we realize, freedom has its price. That price is impossible to quantify, and that moment we recognize that the price cannot be quantified, is the moment of ultimate empowerment. Recovery: As we are empowered we enter the process of recovery. The burtality of recovery is hard as we realize the pain that we have caused others, but even more so, the pain that we have subjected upon ourselves. We have feared judgment so violently, that we have enhanced our fear and distrust in humanity alone. Inside we fight to locate our center of gravity, yet we don�t know what or where that is because of the illusional state of mind that has bound us for so long. And then, we fall to the ground empowered by the ability to see the light. We have been empowered by some gravitational force to move towards recognition, and beyond, if we choose. We do choose, but the road is long and dreary as we learn to love ourselves. The secret stone that we have clung to for so long is slowly broken down into smaller and smaller pieces. We fight for those we have hurt to forgive us, yet ultimately, we long for that ability to forgive ourselves as true freedom cannot be attained until we do so. The problematic arena that we circle around daily in is that which holds us captive; and we know that the lies are tearing us apart, we have recognized, and been empowered by that recognition, but moving beyond - towards true recovery and happiness seems impossible at times. We fight for the ability to stand up and say I am who I am.. take me as I come. Yet, we do not accept ourselves as we are. We fear reality, yet long for reality. And then, we break � collapsing to the ground tired of holding onto that illusional life and we release it. Forgiveness is available, but only to those who can forgive themselves. We have found our value, and we know that it is going to be that much greater. Fear will arise and violence will fall. We will long for that approval and acceptance, but it will be based on our merits alone, and factual merits for that illusional life is just such � an illusion. Love can be found, peace and harmony are available; and true happiness is presented for we have found that child within us and we no longer have to run.

Meh, I don't really, if they're ur family it'll be easy, my brother is a pathological liar, but he JUST WOULDN'T listen to you, if you confronted him, don't confront them, but consider taking them to a pshycologist.

My pharmasist recommended unisom as I am taking citalopram too.

I don't know if this helps but I am a 41yo man and i am prescribed Klonopin and Seroquel (Klonopin is about the same drug as Valium, same family but i think klonopin is a little stronger) anyway I take them both at the same time in the morning (1mg Klonopin, 300mg Seroquel) and at night (2mg Klonopin, 300mg Seroquel). I also take 1mg twice during the day. I have no problem with it except the Seroquel makes me drowsy and hungry. My Dx is Bi-polar schizo-affective and general anxiety disorder. Hope this helps.

"Is there another name for Seroquel?"

Anyone who exhibits a blah blah blah ... Personalities most often associated with a pattern of lying are those with sigs of ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER or NARCISSISTIC PERSONALITY DISORDER. If on the other hand, you are trying to ascertain whether someone has a destructive pattern of lying, look at their words and their conduct in relation to your experience of them and what you know of their relationships with others. Accomplished liars lie to get what they want when they want it and without any regard whatsoever for the consequences of their lies and, when found out, they tend to lie some more without turning a hair. If a person in your life just doesn't ADD UP, if they've lied to your knowledge, if they continue to lie, if they continue to disappoint or fail to deliver and always have an excuse or they expect you to forgive yet another trespass, you are dealing with a LIAR and a damaging personality that you are best advised to avoid rather than to hold your breath waiting for this person to treat you with integrity, to honour their word, honour the representations and so on.

because normally they have something going on in there life

5000mg+ is required to overdose but it totally depends on body weight. But if you're thinking along the suicide lines, I really, really, urge you not to.

Yes, you should be fine. However, please consider that Klonapin is highly addictive and habit forming. Are you taking these medications for a psychiatric disorder? Be careful,again. Not only with the Klonapin, but Seroquel and Lamictal will knock you out, and numb you out. No way to live life. These medications are meant to be taken for a short period of time, unless you are severely schizophrenic. If you do take them for a long period of time you may develop Tardive Dyskenesia. And it's chronic. Good luck...

Yes, a person can take Seroquel and Xanax together. However, they do have some drug interaction, that will make the person very sleepy.

It depends on how much of each drug you take. Further, mixing the drugs together won't make any of the individual drugs more potent. A lethal dose of Seroquel will kill you with or without adding Tylenol or Advil. I suggest you don't try and find out what such a dose is, and contact a professional or call 911 for yourself or a friend if there's any danger.

Seroquel is only available in pill dosage form. So , No it does not come in liquid form.