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Mental Health Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v. 10

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Gonna make an off the meds Invega song. Come check out my other music I got 21k plays on SoundCloud. Gonna drop an album and push for 25k by the end of October. Feel free to try and listen to all my songs. Will pay someone 2$ to listen to my latest playlist of songs.

 
I’ll know if you listened by checking my insights, just @ me and say you’re listening I’ll check the insights to see if it’s true or not. Gotta stay occupied
 
Nobody fully recovers they just get to a point where they can cope with the loss. Everyone here is delusional
 
InvegaInferno said:
Nothing lasts forever, even if it feels that way. You're speaking this way cause you're upset I understand, nearly 9 months is a lot did nothing improve from all that time?
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“Nothing is permanent” is a phrase people like to use to describe the changes in life but this type of physical damage to the molecules and atoms in the body is not reversible.

There are countless people who have suffered with PSSD for decades. The impact of this drug is 100% permanent. I can’t feel the high of weed or alcohol. I can’t really enjoy television or movies anymore. Life is just meaningless.
 
rawbanana said:
“Nothing is permanent” is a phrase people like to use to describe the changes in life but this type of physical damage to the molecules and atoms in the body is not reversible.

There are countless people who have suffered with PSSD for decades. The impact of this drug is 100% permanent. I can’t feel the high of weed or alcohol. I can’t really enjoy television or movies anymore. Life is just meaningless.
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And your body changes too, it's proven. You have to hang on to hope man there's no other way, you don't know about forever and you only had 4 shots. There's those who've recovered after a year or two years you don't know. Did you do anything to try to speed up your recovery?
 
rawbanana said:
“Nothing is permanent” is a phrase people like to use to describe the changes in life but this type of physical damage to the molecules and atoms in the body is not reversible.

There are countless people who have suffered with PSSD for decades. The impact of this drug is 100% permanent. I can’t feel the high of weed or alcohol. I can’t really enjoy television or movies anymore. Life is just meaningless.
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Just Don’t give up now, the university hospital is now studying my case and i have appointment with them in 11 days, they will find out something that help reverse the damage.

This is the university of Zurich (Switzerland) and is the best university hospital in the europe, if any1 can find a cure they are for sure.

They promised me that they won’t let me like that and they will try to help me, they will find out what is the cause of my sympthoms and they will look for something specific to reverse the damage, they can do it and they will, and i will give you name of the doctor and whatever they prescribe to me, so your doctor can talk with these doctors and get you prescription too.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
Just Don’t give up now, the university hospital is now studying my case and i have appointment with them in 11 days, they will find out something that help reverse the damage.

This is the university of Zurich (Switzerland) and is the best university hospital in the europe, if any1 can find a cure they are for sure.

They promised me that they won’t let me like that and they will try to help me, they will find out what is the cause of my sympthoms and they will look for something specific to reverse the damage, they can do it and they will, and i will give you name of the doctor and whatever they prescribe to me, so your doctor can talk with these doctors and get you prescription too.
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I’m not a doctor neither a researcher but I’m sure that with the right drug that increase the number of dopamine receptors and increase their sensivity we will be back to ourself again.

Dopamine is likely where 80% damage occour so our sympthoms are linked to dopamine mostly, if we can fix that the rest will be fixed automatically I’m sure about that
 
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