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Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v11

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They mess with the wrong person, they fucked with that one who it’s better to not fuck with.

I was just chilling, smoking weed, training on the gym, playing videogames and following geopolitics.

They started this fucking war out of nowhere, i had no choice but to fight, and now i’am fighting do protect myself from them and to find out what they did to my brain and how to heal the damage.

I’am proud of what I become, but I had not choice, they started this war and I had to protect myself.
 
jrturp said:
You had a window, don’t discount that.
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Things have progressively got worse for me since then, libido and sexual.function close to permanently dead, sleep disturbances gone to 3 to 4 times a night, energy levels dropped significantly. I dont know what i should take things getting worse after 6 months as a sign of?
 
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Guys I think a lot of our problems may be tied to us taking St Johns Wort. It's not the best source, but most AI says it is a bad idea. I think I get insomnia from taking it. I have been experimenting with cycling it on and off and I think I have insomnia again by taking it. I may have linked it at some point, but a European poison control clinic did recommend 900mg to deal with invega (maybe someone here can link it), but I think me sleeping more hours would help me recover faster than taking the drug.
 
I think we are just struggling to find the solution but dont forget the fact we never comeback to ourselves again and thats sad
 
moerez said:
I think we are just struggling to find the solution but dont forget the fact we never comeback to ourselves again and thats sad
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You will get back to normal eventually once you stop the shots. It feels like you won’t, but it’s just the ugliness of the drugs half life. Last shot I was on took 7 months to recover from. You feel really weird for a while but it will go away.
 
washingtonbound said:
You will get back to normal eventually once you stop the shots. It feels like you won’t, but it’s just the ugliness of the drugs half life. Last shot I was on took 7 months to recover from. You feel really weird for a while but it will go away.
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But there is many people still struggling after 7 months im on 3months mark and feel no difference
 
washingtonbound said:
You will get back to normal eventually once you stop the shots. It feels like you won’t, but it’s just the ugliness of the drugs half life. Last shot I was on took 7 months to recover from. You feel really weird for a while but it will go away.
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I’am feeling wired 17 months after my last shots…?!
 
washingtonbound said:
You will get back to normal eventually once you stop the shots. It feels like you won’t, but it’s just the ugliness of the drugs half life. Last shot I was on took 7 months to recover from. You feel really weird for a while but it will go away.
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how many doses did you take?
 
washingtonbound said:
You will get back to normal eventually once you stop the shots. It feels like you won’t, but it’s just the ugliness of the drugs half life. Last shot I was on took 7 months to recover from. You feel really weird for a while but it will go away.
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8 months and nothing has happened to me and I had only one
 
anonymoususer777 said:
Things have progressively got worse for me since then, libido and sexual.function close to permanently dead, sleep disturbances gone to 3 to 4 times a night, energy levels dropped significantly. I dont know what i should take things getting worse after 6 months as a sign of?
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Stay strong, you’re having a wave. It could be weeks to months before your next window.
 
I dint knew “death sentence” injections were given disguided as a “cure” for an illness i never had, that it’s kinda fun.

The fun fact is that i never took heavy drugs because i dint want to damage my brain, i just stayed “soft” with weed, i dint even drink alcool..

But then they blasted my brain anyways, with a chemical substance.. This is hilarious..
 
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