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Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v 12

recovery100£ said:
Hey man how do you know when things are getting better after healing from the injection does it all happen at once if you can remember, was it 3 months before you noticed anything at all, appreciate any help at all man!
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Ya i didnt notice any changes until about 3 months. Everything doesent come back at once it takes some time. Granted i might have recovered quicker if not for latuda
 
paranoid android said:
Ya i didnt notice any changes until about 3 months. Everything doesent come back at once it takes some time. Granted i might have recovered quicker if not for latuda
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You gotta move around and read books to recover faster. Eat healthy and exercise. If weak go for walks
 
paranoid android said:
Ya i didnt notice any changes until about 3 months. Everything doesent come back at once it takes some time. Granted i might have recovered quicker if not for latuda
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Thanks for the reply man I’ll keep going as I’m only 20 days off the injection now, hoping I recover quick to be honest, look after urself mate
 
16 months now... I dont even know if I am getting better or worse. But i had two showers in a month whereas i took a month to get myself to shower before.
 
Is there anyone here who still had brain blocked feeling near month 12? I think i was posioned with triniza not susstena, it seem i still feel my forehead being blocked almost months 12 while some people completely recover by that
 
lostsoulowen said:
Is there anyone here who still had brain blocked feeling near month 12? I think i was posioned with triniza not susstena, it seem i still feel my forehead being blocked almost months 12 while some people completely recover by that
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I understand why you might think it was Trinza, but if you received five injections, it was more likely Sustenna. Trinza is usually given only once every three months, so five injections of Trinza would span a very long period. With Sustenna, five injections means five months of continuous dosing, which adds up to a much higher cumulative load on your system. That's probably why you're still feeling the effects at month 12 — not because of which drug it was, but because the total amount of paliperidone your body needs to clear is much larger than someone who had fewer injections. I had only three, and I'm still dealing with brain fog at month 9. So your timeline makes sense. It's not that you're healing slower — you just had more to recover from
 
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Guys stay strong, you'll eventually be back to normal it took 2 years to fully recover 100% or even better. Its not the end even though it feels like that, soldier it up, stay strong. Goodluck everyone,
 
TheRealChopper said:
this place is a joke, if you want real recovery dont waste ur time on this garbage site full of suicides and druggies. Worst mistake I did after invega was spend so much time on this site . Leave while you can every1 im outtie perma.
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You can save someone from suicide and that's amazing but indeed sinking energy of falsehood will make you feel much worse
 
There is an old story which comes to my mind: There were some ogresses who used to kill people and do all sorts of mischief; but they themselves could not be killed, until someone found out that their souls were in certain birds, and so long as the birds were safe nothing could destroy the ogresses. So, each one of us has, as it were, such a bird, where our soul is; has an ideal, a mission to perform in life. Every human being is an embodiment of such an ideal, such a mission. Whatever else you may lose, so long as that ideal is not lost, and that mission is not hurt, nothing can kill you.

~Swami Vivekananda
Complete Works / Volume 2 / Practical Vedanta and other lectures / The Way to the Realisation of a Universal Religion
 
InnerReturn said:
I understand why you might think it was Trinza, but if you received five injections, it was more likely Sustenna. Trinza is usually given only once every three months, so five injections of Trinza would span a very long period. With Sustenna, five injections means five months of continuous dosing, which adds up to a much higher cumulative load on your system. That's probably why you're still feeling the effects at month 12 — not because of which drug it was, but because the total amount of paliperidone your body needs to clear is much larger than someone who had fewer injections. I had only three, and I'm still dealing with brain fog at month 9. So your timeline makes sense. It's not that you're healing slower — you just had more to recover from
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Thank you i didn't know/forget triniza is every 3 months, which makes it much less likely i got it, i hope i heal soon.
 
Serhat said:
Guys stay strong, you'll eventually be back to normal it took 2 years to fully recover 100% or even better. Its not the end even though it feels like that, soldier it up, stay strong. Goodluck everyone,
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I was just reading your old posts, didn't you say it took one year before? How long until you got back to working?
 
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