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- Nov 13, 2020
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Guess alcohol made my depression/anxiety worse. Now I only drink three times a month. And I don't feel the need to do it anymore. Just for social ocassions.
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I questioned myself too in the past...but you know when they open their wallet full of money...all their thoughts disappearI always question myself are they enjoying to make people suffer and sedate and poison them to death like zombies. Do they really enjoy that malpractice?
Or are they really so stupid and think that they're helping?? And that they do a 'healing' practice?? i'm questioning myself always because they see a lot of people everyday with horrible side effects. They must think by themselves these meds are not okay and very extreme or not?? Will they give it to their children also? I don't understand..
I like your profile picture!
I have been taking them for 25 years. I was not aware of the harmful effects. Instead, I felt I was enjoying their "benefits." The harm is subtle and philosophically complicated.How long did you take antidepressants for? I'm so sorry, we're you aware of the harmful affects ?
Benzos have terrible withdrawal . I'm like you been a year and still have nerve sensations my whole body just jerks out of nowhere. I hate itBenzos. I've been going through withdrawal for over a year. Headache, awful cold chills, nausea, weird nerve sensations, insomnia, anxiety.
I've been off Ativan for almost 2 1/2 years now and I am just now beginning to feel like I did before I started to have issues with it. My doctor told me Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome can last for up to 2-3 years. I have never been so glad in my life to get off a drug.Benzos have terrible withdrawal . I'm like you been a year and still have nerve sensations my whole body just jerks out of nowhere. I hate it![]()
B vitamins help heal nerves. It helped my concussion, a deficiency can cause psychosis.Effexor
Gabapentin
Amitriptyline
I have akathisia, permanent debilitating brain damage that is torture every single day and need a way out. I can't eat, can't sleep, have severe agitation and nerve pain and am about to be hospitalised force fed and force drugged. That's why I'm here. I'm not the most resourceful person and I can't figure out a way to do it. No access to SN, can't figure out knots or hanging, pills and wrists won't work. I know this thread isn't about that but I need to find a way out of this. I can't be locked up and tortured for the rest of my life.
Ritalin. It was prescribed to me when I was a child for ADHD. It has now been proven to cause brain damage for life.-lexapro
-prozac
-a med for treating acne (i took them many years ago and i dont remember its name)
Zoloft with vistaril have kinda worked. I do feel less bogged down in an emotion ocean, but no chemicals will change the fact that my life's still a sad, pathetic mess.
If you were reluctant, why did you choose to take them anyway?Ambien, Lamotrigine, Seroquel, and Xanax. I have a sensitive system and I never take these kinds of drugs, but I had a doctor who pushed them on me. After a reaction from Lamotrigine, I stopped them cold turkey and had withdrawals from which the doctor did not believe they were withdrawals. To help ease the pain and help me sleep, he gave me Ambien. I became addicted to the Ambien after about 3 months of constant use, so he gave me Xanax and Seroquel to help me withdrawal and sleep. After 10 months of this, I quit all the drugs and his practice. But, I never recovered. I suffer from what I believe is occipital neuralgia, panic attacks, anxiety, empty feeling, horrible stomach issues, fatigue, constant headaches, low blood sugar, nervous system issues, and other stuff. It is amazing to me that this is my life all from drugs I was reluctant to take.
You're the first person I've heard call withdrawal, "unpleasant." That's the understatement of a lifetime.Yes i'm sorry perpetual, i'm really sorry. It's horrible
Gaslit by doctors, family, friends..destroyed relationships. Isolation. Job loss ect ect. it's 40% of the suffering!! It's horrific. I experience all of it
Pharmaceutical damage does not exist in there vocabulary of people. Pharmacy is a healing organisation that heals people. So who are we to tell that they are criminals? We must be mentally ill
I wish us some healing mate
I would like into natural remedies first. EVERYTHING before taking these shit meds.
I had a healthy life and i am destroyed. Even when you are not directly destroyed after some years of these meds you have unpleasant withdrawal for sure
What were you on?I can't say for certain, but off the top of my head, antipsychotics made me feel like a void of emotion and thought. Talk about the walking dead. My dick didn't work either, barely could even pee. Nightmares, too. I agreed with the "chemical lobotomy" assessment I've seen others compare it to.
However, I'd say the big one was probably being prescribed an SSRI while I was known to be bipolar already. This had to have at least partially triggered what would become a catastrophic manic/psychotic episode last year.
Exactly those ruined mine tooKeppra, Zoloft, and Prozac ruined my life.
I trusted the professional. I was told by him and family members that I wasn't reacting to the medication; I was suffering from anxiety and making myself sick. Also, my therapist refused to work with me until I went on meds. Rather than understanding that teaching in America is stressful AF, she assumed I suffered from bipolar or some type of mental illness that needed meds. It took me about a month before I finally agreed. The psych assured me that if anything went wrong, I could just stop it and it would be out of my system in 2 weeks. The rest of the meds I took were because of the horrific and mental pain I was in from the first med.If you were reluctant, why did you choose to take them anyway?
You're the first person I've heard call withdrawal, "unpleasant." That's the understatement of a lifetime.