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Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v11

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Matthew01 said:
What can we do about this,guys? What can can we do? That research hospital sounded like the only place we can find out what's wrong with us. What can we do to resolve this? Waiting sounds dangerous with the amount of people that don't recover.
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I swear these researcher doctors from the university at the first appointment (2 weeks ago) told me that my receptors changed expression and my sympthoms are linked to that.

Then at the second appointment (yesterday) they blamed weed for my sympthoms, then i made them aware that my sympthoms started 40 days after my last joint and the exact day i got the injection, then they switched immediately the narrative on “negative sympthoms of psychosis”.

I swear i can’t belive they acted like a regular psychiatrist, it’s seems to me that they admitted i got damaged by the injection but then switched the narrative into “weed is cancer on earth and you have negative psychosis” out of nowhere, i was really disappointed.

Even my mother cannot belive what they had saying, like wtf you guys are talking about?! That was my last hope, we got betrayed from researchers of university hospital, nobody more than them can find an “antidote”’or a way to speed up the recovery but they just make their decision: protect psychiatry and antipsychotic injections over find a way to help us.

We got abandoned, nobody Will help us, Sorry.
 
rawbanana said:
The timeline he mentions doesn’t make much sense. he says he stopped May 17 and felt better in March 17, but March comes before May. Seems like a typo.
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Maybe 10 months after, but I also feel better than the beginning, after 14 months, but, feeling better is one thing, while being recovered is a completely different thing.

I feel better after 14 months? Yes, but, i feel recovered? Not at all. Today i can barely stand on my legs, but yes, i feel better than the beginning, but man this has nothing to do with being recovered.
 
The fact that there are people who got a lot of injections who seem to heal within a year baffles me. Why are so many of us still struggling? It’s not making a lot of sense to me.

Brokenself only got one and didn’t heal after almost 15 months. same with risperdalconsta.
 
rawbanana said:
The timeline he mentions doesn’t make much sense. he says he stopped May 17 and felt better in March 17, but March comes before May. Seems like a typo.
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He's recovered within 9-10 months, he's stopped at may 17 2017, and got better by feb/march 2018
 
rawbanana said:
The fact that there are people who got a lot of injections who seem to heal within a year baffles me. Why are so many of us still struggling? It’s not making a lot of sense to me.

Brokenself only got one and didn’t heal after almost 15 months. same with risperdalconsta.
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It’s seems like the more the brain is under this drug the more is likely to recover, like if acute exposure (short time, high doses) make a shock to the brain and its more difficult to recover, while prolonged exposure is more “soft” for the brain to metabolize and is not so shocking for him.
 
Bro i swear they shifet from “yours receptors changed expression due to the injections” to “yours sympthoms are linked to weed use” to “yours sympthoms are linked to negative psychosis”.

How can I take them seriously? In the first place they admitted that injections can cause brain damage but then they switched into weed damaged my brain then I make them aware that all my “friends” smoke even more than me but they never got my sympthoms, so these researchers switched into “negative psychosis” narrative.

I swear i stopped to take them seriously when i realized what was going on, fuck them all, they chose to sucks the psychiatry balls over findiny a way to help us, to help me. Fucking cock suckers.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
It’s seems like the more the brain is under this drug the more is likely to recover, like if acute exposure (short time, high doses) make a shock to the brain and its more difficult to recover, while prolonged exposure is more “soft” for the brain to metabolize and is not so shocking for him.
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No that’s not how it works. More shots, less chance to recover.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
Bro i swear they shifet from “yours receptors changed expression due to the injections” to “yours sympthoms are linked to weed use” to “yours sympthoms are linked to negative psychosis”.

How can I take them seriously? In the first place they admitted that injections can cause brain damage but then they switched into weed damaged my brain then I make them aware that all my “friends” smoke even more than me but they never got my sympthoms, so these researchers switched into “negative psychosis” narrative.

I swear i stopped to take them seriously when i realized what was going on, fuck them all, they chose to sucks the psychiatry balls over findiny a way to help us, to help me. Fucking cock suckers.
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You could pull up again and ask for PET scan. But those are expensive, if you insist hard enough generally the doctor has to confront it directly and shoot you down, or give into the patient’s demands. Just go to a hospital and don’t tell them the full story. Only tell them what’ll be beneficial to getting a scan, although the scan won’t help you at all( it’s not going to cure you nor will it speed up recovery) it can bring evidence about what’s happened to your brain
 
Trueart2 said:
You could pull up again and ask for PET scan. But those are expensive, if you insist hard enough generally the doctor has to confront it directly and shoot you down, or give into the patient’s demands. Just go to a hospital and don’t tell them the full story. Only tell them what’ll be beneficial to getting a scan, although the scan won’t help you at all( it’s not going to cure you nor will it speed up recovery) it can bring evidence about what’s happened to your brain
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I know about PET but they don’t want to give to me because THEY KNOW that will be a proof i got some sort of receptors damage. They won’t do that I’m asking for PET in the last 6 months.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
What do you think about the behaviour of those researcher? From “your receptors changed expression” to “weed damaged your brain” to “negative psychosis” ?

That is crazy.
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Yeah they don’t know how to help you so they made up something in order to get you to give up.
 
Trueart2 said:
Yeah they don’t know how to help you so they made up something in order to get you to give up.
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This is so fucked up for real. I don’t have any words left for how they protected psychiatry.

We only have biological recovery left, we only have these 18-24 months left to wait since last injection, nobody, no-one will help us, this is so sad because i’am sure with the right drug and specific supplements we could speed up the recovery and maybe also reach a full recovery for garanted.
 
anonymoususer777 said:
I was a long distance runner and exceptional athlete before invega. I was walking regularly in my first month of recovery but the motivation to do things gradually declined. I dont sit on my ass but i am also not as active as i used to be. This drug cripples you and if you didnt experience that, and recovered as quickly as you did than your brain didnt respond to the drug like ours.
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Uhh no. I stated before that I went through what everyone else did, stopped using the shit, and things went back to normal. Don't try to place me into some bogus narrative along with your generalizations.
 
rawbanana said:
I know you recovered very quickly but that’s generally not common. Most people take about 10-18 months to recover.

Because they’re lazy don’t want to acknowledge the true cause and the harm of their so called medicines
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"Most people" who come on here have these complaints. The sample size of people who have used this and recovered reasonably quick wouldn't be coming here and saying so. They just get on with life
 
Hi everyone, I am a survivor of invega sustenna back in 2019, I recovered fully, I was the happiest man alive, but
then I had another psychosis and was put under a mental health act, I am now taking paliperidone each 3 weeks ,
It is not worse than the first time I got it , I can survive but I cant wait to stop the injections again so I can have my life back again.
I am here to give hope dont worry after a certain time every thing goes back to normal ask me questions if you want.
 
InvegaInferno said:
He's recovered within 9-10 months, he's stopped at may 17 2017, and got better by feb/march 2018
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Yeah. Well, I guess I just gotta hold on. He got more shots than me and recovered.

I’ve still got a few months to go.

I suppose I’ll know more when I’ve got my blood test.
 
rawbanana said:
Yeah. Well, I guess I just gotta hold on. He got more shots than me and recovered.

I’ve still got a few months to go.

I suppose I’ll know more when I’ve got my blood test.
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Ya Allah if We recover we have to play some videogames together while smoking some weed in party
 
@Trueart2 please continue with the compilation of the invega documentary till newer Versions of this thread. We could use all the recovery stories that you compile to get some hope and understanding of the timelines of healing. Please keep on compiling!
 
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