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Mental Health Coming off Invega Sustenna (Paliperidone) v3

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Bogdan said:
If I was a moderator I would correct your sentence like “ But I think I know the truth” . Fully recovery is possible, as many others stated. I had 3 shots and I think I’ll fully recover in a few months.
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"I know the truth" meaning i'm telling my story i'm talking about "me".

I truly wish you good luck and I hope lots of peoples on this forum "Fully" recover.. But I will not have anyone tell me that I will recover because it's just not possible in many cases I have seen in REAL life and in my case and calling people lairs, bot and spam is a complete disgrace.
 
I can tell you for sure, that if you believe that you'll never get better, it will become a self fulfilling prophecy.
 
dirtyinvega said:
"I know the truth" meaning i'm telling my story i'm talking about "me".

I truly wish you good luck and I hope lots of peoples on this forum "Fully" recover.. But I will not have anyone tell me that I will recover because it's just not possible in many cases I have seen in REAL life and in my case and calling people lairs, bot and spam is a complete disgrace.
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Does alcohol or tobacco work for you
 
sekio said:
I can tell you for sure, that if you believe that you'll never get better, it will become a self fulfilling prophecy.
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I'm as well as I'll get so I'm stating fact. I will always have residual side effects that won't go away ever. Sure I have beaten invega injections but the after effects and long term side effects will hang around for good. So in my case there is no full recovery in my case because of the effects still lingering. I'm not having a dig at anyone I'm just telling my story we have different story's to tell. But invega injection recovery storys have a particular pattern.
 
CBD oil, Fish Oil, Ashwaganda, and B-12 complex has really helped my general bipolar as opposed to APs. I’ll post my findings soon. 8.3 months off of Invega, completely healed.
 
I've noticed an improvement in my recovery from Invega. Since being on Invega, my sleep pattern has changed to sleeping around 10-11 hours almost every day from sleeping usually around 8-9 hours in the months before I started taking Invega. However, for the past 7 days, I've slept around 7-9 hours each day, so I think my sleep pattern has returned to normal / is returning to normal.

I'm over 5 months off of Invega. I had 18 shots. I'm encouraged by this improvement, and I'm hoping I'll see more improvements soon.
 
One thing I do not understand is how is this drug forever/permanant?
so if you received even a 5mg injection you would be screwed for life?
It just doesn't make sense how once the drug is gone how your brain won't recover it doesn't make sense maybe there is more to in vega injections than we are being told.
 
sekio said:
Just flipping through the past few pages, there are at least four people posting claiming to have recovered somewhat. (Hopefuldopeful, NoMoreZombi, goodandhumble, Ghostv2314)

I know there's more.

There's light at the end of the tunnel :)
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I'm just surprised there's been so little talk of age, with regard to recovery. I'm worried that the people who've recovered are younger than 30. How old is everyone? And does anyone know of people who made full recoveries at 30 and above, please?

also thank you so much to @Ghostv2314 for sharing. I suffer the same symptoms as you, so your story inspires me greatly. Can I ask how old you are?
 
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ixi said:
I'm just surprised there's been so little talk of age, with regard to recovery. I'm worried that the people who've recovered are younger than 30. How old is everyone? And does anyone know of people who made full recoveries at 30 and above, please?

also thank you so much to Ghostv2314 for sharing. I suffer the same symptoms as you, so your story inspires me greatly.
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I'm 29, I turn 30 in July. I haven't made a full recovery yet though.
 
You will not ever make a full recovery.
If the only lingering side effects 3 years from now is I
Can't feel full of loss of sensitivity in penis is gone then OK.
Loss of motivstion, identifiy , purpose, drivr , imagination.
I mean come on they steal your life so you won't be psychotic?
People with cancer will either recover or die.
Are we doomed to life live in a healthy body but cursed mind?
REALLY??? I used to sit down and get lost I my thoughts for hours.
Now there is nithing . I'm being negative because what else is there to be you can have hope sure but the reality is something invaluable has been stolen from us.
 
ixi said:
I'm just surprised there's been so little talk of age, with regard to recovery. I'm worried that the people who've recovered are younger than 30. How old is everyone? And does anyone know of people who made full recoveries at 30 and above, please?

also thank you so much to @Ghostv2314 for sharing. I suffer the same symptoms as you, so your story inspires me greatly. Can I ask how old you are?
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I’m glad I’m able to help! I am under 30 though. I’m 25, I’ll be 26 next month.
 
Ghostv2314 said:
I’m glad I’m able to help! I am under 30 though. I’m 25, I’ll be 26 next month.
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Happy birthday soon! And please keep updating us with your progress! I'm turning 30 next month, hope it's not too intense a birthday.

Does anyone happen to know if this list of recovered Bluelight users includes anyone aged 30 or above? https://www.bluelight.org/xf/thread...-paliperidone-v3.861790/page-43#post-14571463 Or if there's someone who's recovered at 30 or older who's not on that list, please share. Thank you
 
ixi said:
I'm just surprised there's been so little talk of age, with regard to recovery. I'm worried that the people who've recovered are younger than 30. How old is everyone? And does anyone know of people who made full recoveries at 30 and above, please?

also thank you so much to @Ghostv2314 for sharing. I suffer the same symptoms as you, so your story inspires me greatly. Can I ask how old you are?
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I’m 22.
 
I looked at that list of recovered Bluelight users. I saw that it took someone with 12 injections over 5 years to recover. Yikes! I hope it doesn't take me that long. I had 18 injections, so I'm expecting my recovery to take longer than average.
ihateinvega said:
I'm 29, I turn 30 in July. I haven't made a full recovery yet though.
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Also, if it's helpful, I look young for my age so my system is probably more youthful as well.
 
No offense to dirtyinvega but it scares me that he got his shot at 30. I'm worried that age has something to do with recovery.
ihateinvega said:
Also, if it's helpful, I look young for my age so my system is probably more youthful as well.
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I'm told I look young for my age as well, so thanks for bringing this up, it's hopeful
 
Look guys I have done the research. I Read the sfories. My life at 25 feels finished. Like finished. Is a 99% recovery possible? Doubt it. They steal your soul. Imagine waking up everyday with a missing soul. Welcome to invega. This isn't right maybe they invented a permanent solution to psychosis by stripping all your brains communication with pre frontal ckrtex. Sad situation to be in. Good tastes like shit. Water tastes like shit. If by 2 years I haven't recovered I will lose hope. I'm trying to be a realist not a deafitist.
 
ihateinvega said:
I've noticed an improvement in my recovery from Invega. Since being on Invega, my sleep pattern has changed to sleeping around 10-11 hours almost every day from sleeping usually around 8-9 hours in the months before I started taking Invega. However, for the past 7 days, I've slept around 7-9 hours each day, so I think my sleep pattern has returned to normal / is returning to normal.

I'm over 5 months off of Invega. I had 18 shots. I'm encouraged by this improvement, and I'm hoping I'll see more improvements soon.
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Is this the first improvement you've noticed since coming off the shots? I had 12 shots so I'm just looking for a rough indicator of when I might start to notice improvement. I'm also sleeping a lot more than before invega.
 
Fodium said:
Is this the first improvement you've noticed since coming off the shots? I had 12 shots so I'm just looking for a rough indicator of when I might start to notice improvement. I'm also sleeping a lot more than before invega.
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7 months off.. no real noticeable improvement... I think I’m going to try and get a job soon. Maybe that will help who knows
 
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