HelensNepenthe
Thoughtful poster
- Jan 17, 2019
- 835
I haven't liked it but I still take it. I feel like the psychiatrist is getting tired of me swapping medication
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Omg! If u don't mind why are u on that many pills or medications.
I've tried doxepin, zyprexa, Prozac, Zoloft, Wellbutrin, lexapro, rexulti, lamictal, adderall, dexidrine, Ritalin, lithium, cymbalta, clonazepam. The only ones that did something for me was the stimulants and benzodiazepine lol! The other ones made me into zombie, dumber, crazy, fat, hypomanic, suicidal, adderall can make me suicidal if I overuse it. Rexulti made me suicidal too, very activating. Zyprexa made me go up to a size 11 lol! I'm glad I came off that it can cause u to become diabetic down the road.
Dor
SS village idiot
- Nov 22, 2018
- 309
I take 300mg effexor. When im off it the thought of suicide almost gives me a panic attack, it becomes much more scary and anxious, almost to the point of incapacitating me, when I'm on it though there's none of that, sure it can get emotional but far from the point of incapacitating me. Pretty ironic, antidepressants making suicide easier :/
Eren
Si hablas español mándame un MP
- Oct 27, 2018
- 1,073
I do not know how long you have been taking it, but in general, antidepressants act in the long term (months)
HelensNepenthe
Thoughtful poster
- Jan 17, 2019
- 835
I've been on Prozac and Abilify for roughly three months now. Slightly increasing my dose each visit I see my psychiatrist
Eren
Si hablas español mándame un MP
- Oct 27, 2018
- 1,073
In my case it was the same, the dose went up every so often, it did not help me much, I hope that in your case it will be different and it will help you.
I can say from personal experience that going through withdrawal is one of the most torturous things a person can go through, and it's even worse when you continually put yourself through it because you're an addict and can't stop.
Schizotypal
I live to be hated
- Feb 2, 2019
- 89
meds
amitriptyline 100mg
promethazine 100mg
orphenadrine 70mg
amantadine 50mg
abuse drugs
alcohol (alcoholic person), weed, dxm, demerol, pcp, datura, diethyl ether
amitriptyline 100mg
promethazine 100mg
orphenadrine 70mg
amantadine 50mg
abuse drugs
alcohol (alcoholic person), weed, dxm, demerol, pcp, datura, diethyl ether
Schizotypal
I live to be hated
- Feb 2, 2019
- 89
Can you tell me how effective zolpidem is? I'm going to see my doctor tomorrow and I will ask for some zolpidem, because the meds I'm taking now (taking for a few years) doesn't help me anymore, and I can't deal with the side effects of benzos. So I'm wondering if some zolpidem can help me to sleep, or other z-drugs. Feel free to tell me what you think about zolpidem, and anyone here that are taking zopiclone or related drugs, any feedback will help me a lot. Thank you.
Hi, currently taking Zopiclone for a few nights. I've had it before. I don't have any side effects from it. Obviously a little more drowsy in the morning so am not driving first thing. Helps me go off to sleep within 1/2 hour of taking it and though I wake a couple of times in the night I go off to sleep again straight away.
It's not suitable long term though as apparently basically works same as temazepam thus equally addictive
Edit : it doesn't give the same "cosy" feeling after ten minutes that you get from the benzodiazepines ~ just find yourself asleep
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Schizotypal
I live to be hated
- Feb 2, 2019
- 89
@JustAboutDone thank you for feedback. Hey, do you think is strange ask my doctor for some zolpidem to try? I just wanna make a test, if it don't work for me I will ask my cocktail back. But I believe it will work for me. Clonazepam is very effective but I am a vegetable on this, I don't remember nothing, can't even take a cup of water without broke the cup. God, benzos are very incapacitant and addictive, maybe z-drugs are less problematic.
I was speaking to a girl irl and she says she has almost no memory of six months while she was taking benzodiazepines so I think they can really upset some people's ability to store memories.
I definitely think it's worth asking your dr to try the z's - you can just ask for a week's worth to see how they work for you. You can switch straight from the benzodiazepines to a Z without withdrawal problems as they both work in a similar way in the brain
I definitely think it's worth asking your dr to try the z's - you can just ask for a week's worth to see how they work for you. You can switch straight from the benzodiazepines to a Z without withdrawal problems as they both work in a similar way in the brain
Schizotypal
I live to be hated
- Feb 2, 2019
- 89
Yes, fuck the memory - and I take anticholinergics! Benzos are bad. In fact I'm not taking benzos, it was in the past. I'm taking the drugs I commented. Well, I will ask to try at least for 2 weeks, I'll lie and say that someone bring me some zolpidem and it works, so I would like an prescription to make an test. Thank you.
I take zolpidem nightly. I can't sleep at all without it.
Schizotypal
I live to be hated
- Feb 2, 2019
- 89
It works well for you? I really hope my doctor agree to prescribe zolpidem for me.
Schizotypal
I live to be hated
- Feb 2, 2019
- 89
My doctor didn't agreed to prescribe me zolpidem, she's a bitch that needs to be stabbed to death and burned with acid to hear me!!!!!!
Schizotypal
I live to be hated
- Feb 2, 2019
- 89
She said "is an addictive medication, and I'm too young to take this", she told me if she put me in this, later 10 years I will not be able to stop... EVERY MEDICATION IS ADDICTIVE FOR LONG-TERM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I wanna kill her!!!
I don't know how is where u live, I'm from Brazil and I pass in a public psychiatric system. They very ignorant about so many things here... I'm really wondering if I get in this place with a knife and stab someone they will take me seriously.
"so I will prescribe the same meds you was taking months ago" (I was like 6 months without a doctor)
Arghhhhh that is so infuriating! I am in the U.K.
You are so right! All medication can be a problem long term that was why you only wanted to try it!!!
There's only one doctor I've seen who will prescribe it to me. Your doctor is right that it's addictive - some doctors are afraid of legal trouble.
What? With Zolpidem/Ambien? Now that too...
It is sell addicting than Benzo but has other stuf.
Like amnesia, reckcless behaviour and shit laim fat
IVd 10mg × 3 zolpidem tartrate
Sorry if the post is incomprehensebleincomplete
Damn... I'm sorry guys.
I was really fucked up last night. I need to stop posting while high, I know it's not the first time it happens.
I apologize for bothering you with this drug-induced nonsense.
miseryh8scompany
Student
- Dec 20, 2019
- 120
it's not a myth, I snort wellbutrin all the time and can tell you that it is mildly euphoric. I have taken the pills orally too but they weren't much help
