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Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v11

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anonymoususer777 said:
Dictators, war criminals, Nazis were not able to get away with the crimes they commited... sooner or later the world becomes aware of and catches up to their crimes. In the 21st century, psychiatrists are perhaps the only criminals getting away with the most inhumane crimes. Their victims who lose their dreams, selfs, physical and sexual health, and many times their lives are tagged "crazy" with a history of psychiatric issues. Their victims are completely silenced.

I also don't think these psychiatrists and mental health workers are free of prejudice, malice, sadism, and envy. A male who's appearance or good looks they are jealous of or a person seen as someone on the lower scale of society's totem pole can easily fall victim to these psuedo-doctors. They are also sometimes purely sadistic and into power play. They can easily claim that a doctor is under the Hippocratic oath to never intentionally harm a patient and a doctor would never intentionally harm a patient, but how many psychiatrists are actually ethical enough to honor this oath? On top of that they are given powers like Court treatment order or CTO to force any injection of their choice on to a person. These people know they can get away with it so they keep doing it. Nobody is raising a voice or starting a movement against these criminal monkeys not even the victims themselves.
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I wish people who recovered sued, many lives would have been saved and so damage would have been avoided
 
anonymoususer777 said:
Dictators, war criminals, Nazis were not able to get away with the crimes they commited... sooner or later the world becomes aware of and catches up to their crimes. In the 21st century, psychiatrists are perhaps the only criminals getting away with the most inhumane crimes. Their victims who lose their dreams, selfs, physical and sexual health, and many times their lives are tagged "crazy" with a history of psychiatric issues. Their victims are completely silenced.

I also don't think these psychiatrists and mental health workers are free of prejudice, malice, sadism, and envy. A male who's appearance or good looks they are jealous of or a person seen as someone on the lower scale of society's totem pole can easily fall victim to these psuedo-doctors. They are also sometimes purely sadistic and into power play. They can easily claim that a doctor is under the Hippocratic oath to never intentionally harm a patient and a doctor would never intentionally harm a patient, but how many psychiatrists are actually ethical enough to honor this oath? On top of that they are given powers like Court treatment order or CTO to force any injection of their choice on to a person. These people know they can get away with it so they keep doing it. Nobody is raising a voice or starting a movement against these criminal monkeys not even the victims themselves.
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It went exactly like that with my case, i was “nice looking”, nothing special but a “nice to see guy” and their action were lead by envy and power over me.

Instead of helping me get trough panic attacks, they traumatized me and left me with brain damage, while this was unnecessary under a medical approach and behaviour.

They want to harm me, and they did. They wantet to traumatize me, and they did. They wanted to ruin my apparence, and they did.

Whatever they did to me was not lead by help and humanity but instead from envy, jelaousy and power over me. This is a fact.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
It went exactly like that with my case, i was “nice looking”, nothing special but a “nice to see guy” and their action were lead by envy and power over me.

Instead of helping me get trough panic attacks, they traumatized me and left me with brain damage, while this was unnecessary under a medical approach and behaviour.

They want to harm me, and they did. They wantet to traumatize me, and they did. They wanted to ruin my apparence, and they did.

Whatever they did to me was not lead by help and humanity but instead from envy, jelaousy and power over me. This is a fact.
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I altready shared photo and pics of myself before these injection and how they left me, you can easy find them I guess, but I Will search them and share them again here..
 
laurarab said:
Hi everyone, I recovered from 3 injections in 9 months. I am female, 31 and had 150, 100 and 75 mg injections. I wasn’t gonna post here but hope this gives some of you some hope. :)
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Thak you for giving us hope. Are you 100% recovered like you were before invega? Did you have muscle soreness that didnt heal and body heating up during your recovery?
 
anonymoususer777 said:
Thak you for giving us hope. Are you 100% recovered like you were before invega? Did you have muscle soreness that didnt heal and body heating up during your recovery?
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You are very welcome. I would say I don‘t feel the Invega damage anymore, I am back to normal yes. I never had my body heat up, and never had muscle soreness, I did have muscle twitches though, which were very distressing. They went away.
 
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RisperdalConsta50mg said:
I can’t get why some people recover in 6-9 months while other are struggling 16 months after with less injection.
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It’s not just about the quantity of the drug; it’s about the molecular scar left behind. Recovery isn't linear math. The reason some struggle for 16+ months even with fewer injections lies in two specific mechanisms: DeltaFosB and G-Protein Coupling.
The 'Stuck Switch' (DeltaFosB): When you take antipsychotics, a transcription factor called DeltaFosB accumulates in the neurons. It acts like a molecular 'memory' of the blockade. Even after the drug is gone, DeltaFosB remains stable in the nucleus for a long time, forcing your DNA to keep producing altered receptors. In some people, this protein degrades very slowly (12-18 months), causing prolonged symptoms regardless of the initial dose.
High Affinity Trap (G-Proteins): The issue isn't just receptor number (density), it's sensitivity. In your case, the G-Proteins inside the cell might be hyperactive, locking your D2 receptors into a 'High Affinity State.' This means even tiny amounts of dopamine create 'noise' rather than a clear signal. This uncoupling process takes much longer than simply flushing the drug out.
So, you aren't 'broken.' Your brain just accumulated more DeltaFosB or has a stiffer G-Protein adaptation, which requires a longer (but finite) time to reset."
This is the information ı get from gemini
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
I can’t get why some people recover in 6-9 months while other are struggling 16 months after with less injection.
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Timelines vary, the majority show some recovery between 8 to 12 months but longer periods are also frequently seen. I have seen numerous reporting 2 year recovery times. See if smoking marijuana helps you feel better and relax.
 
fuqrisperdal said:
It’s not just about the quantity of the drug; it’s about the molecular scar left behind. Recovery isn't linear math. The reason some struggle for 16+ months even with fewer injections lies in two specific mechanisms: DeltaFosB and G-Protein Coupling.
The 'Stuck Switch' (DeltaFosB): When you take antipsychotics, a transcription factor called DeltaFosB accumulates in the neurons. It acts like a molecular 'memory' of the blockade. Even after the drug is gone, DeltaFosB remains stable in the nucleus for a long time, forcing your DNA to keep producing altered receptors. In some people, this protein degrades very slowly (12-18 months), causing prolonged symptoms regardless of the initial dose.
High Affinity Trap (G-Proteins): The issue isn't just receptor number (density), it's sensitivity. In your case, the G-Proteins inside the cell might be hyperactive, locking your D2 receptors into a 'High Affinity State.' This means even tiny amounts of dopamine create 'noise' rather than a clear signal. This uncoupling process takes much longer than simply flushing the drug out.
So, you aren't 'broken.' Your brain just accumulated more DeltaFosB or has a stiffer G-Protein adaptation, which requires a longer (but finite) time to reset."
This is the information ı get from gemini
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Who is gemini? And how you have such info about? This is amazing knowledge
 
Trueart2 said:
Wrong. At least in the case of Invega smoking weed actually speeds up the recovery process as it helps remove Invega from the brain.
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We should have scientific data and info about, someone have to take us seriously and make a recovery protocol if is not possibile make an antidote
 
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