Yep happens to me with weed . Feel stoned but not high . I’m also taking a mood stabilizer than dampens dopamine spikes so that could also affect itIm drunk right now and it’s very strange not feeling any dopamine, it’s like the effects are there feeling dosed but no actual happiness, 5.2 months out
Ive just quit my mood stabilisers to be honest, infact ive quit all my meds except mirtazapine for sleep! Yeah the weed high is weird on aps, I drove all the way down south a couple years ago after my first break on olanzapine before the depression kicked in and only afterwards realised I never actually got stoned, very oddYep happens to me with weed . Feel stoned but not high . I’m also taking a mood stabilizer than dampens dopamine spikes so that could also affect it
Ive just quit my mood stabilisers to be honest, infact ive quit all my meds except mirtazapine for sleep! Yeah the weed high is weird on aps, I drove all the way down south a couple years ago after my first break on olanzapine before the depression kicked in and only afterwards realised I never actually got stoned, very odd

In all honestly it probably has something to do with coming down from mania, when I recovered I was on quitiapine but still was able to get high although I stopped taking the meds which resulted in a relapse which lead to paliperidone.. now I cant feel anythingI take olanzapine and i can still trip on shrooms, get high on weed, feel opiates and benzos and also ritalin. I actually just came down from a really strong shroom trip i had earlier
Weird how some people cant get high on it at all
Yeah I recovered pretty fast because when I was still severely anhedonic during my first couple months I still tried doing stuff like going on walks and listening to musicI honestly probably recovered fast partly because I wasn't really fixated on it. I was just too busy to get in my head too much.
When did you recover alpha if you don’t mind me asking and what were you on, I’m 47 days off the injection and don’t feel anything at the moment?I honestly probably recovered fast partly because I wasn't really fixated on it. I was just too busy to get in my head too much.
By day 90 would you say you had recovered brother, anything would give me hope at this point manYeah I recovered pretty fast because when I was still severely anhedonic during my first couple months I still tried doing stuff like going on walks and listening to music
Yeah by day 90 I recovered and felt pretty normal I was able to enjoy activities normally . I had my brain fog gone and was no longer anhedonicBy day 90 would you say you had recovered brother, anything would give me hope at this point man
You’re a legend for the reply my brother, that will keep me going I’ll add it to my recovery stories, God bless you man!!Yeah by day 90 I recovered and felt pretty normal I was able to enjoy activities normally . I had my brain fog gone and was no longer anhedonic
Yeah bro just keep doing things you normally did before the injection , like for me going on long walks while listening to music was what I enjoyed and there were days where it felt like a chore but eventually the feelings came back . I’m still recovering but by day 90 the anhedonia had decreased noticeably.You’re a legend for the reply my brother, that will keep me going I’ll add it to my recovery stories, God bless you man!!
Someone on Reddit I was talking to said by day 80 he was able to play video games again . For me it was around day 100 when I played video games and it felt normal.You’re a legend for the reply my brother, that will keep me going I’ll add it to my recovery stories, God bless you man!!
Sure I don't honestly remember my bro. Stay busy is my advice.When did you recover alpha if you don’t mind me asking and what were you on, I’m 47 days off the injection and don’t feel anything at the moment?
I'm really happy for you. For now, I still have numbness in that area — no sensitivityMy orgasms feel really good again. Sensation is slowly returning to my genitals. I feel more and more like myself every day. I still feel off, but I can live this way.