JoshuaGuillory36
Bluelighter
@fenec According to my papers, I was injected with 234mg of Invega on February 19th (which I don't remember feeling any negative effects of), and 156mg on February 22nd (which I remember either immediately or shortly thereafter feeling heavy sedation from, my brain having a heavy sedated feeling, and possibly some degree of anhedonia I felt or had, but I don't necessarily remember the emotional blunting, although it may have been there, and I may have felt it then.) The Mexican/White nurse who injected me the first time was nice and good with the injection. The Black nurse who injected me with the second injection was nice and sucked giving the injection. I still think that's a strong reason or possibility that I suffered or endured the effects of Invega. She kept going super deep into my arm. It was very strange. It didn't seem right. It's like she went beyond the point she was supposed to and went into areas in my arm that she wasn't supposed to. And during my 9 or so days in the behavioral center and prior in the Baptist Hospital I didn't masturbate or ejaculate. And after leaving there and coming to my apartment, either on day 10 or 11, I think is when I masturbated and then everything took effect. That's when I experienced all the horrible things from Invega. If I remember correctly I was able to sleep normally until I masturbated. Invega messed up sexual function, and if I would have never masturbated and waited for about 2 months or 60 days, I may have never experienced the effects of Invega, but who knows. To this day I think that the masturbation played a part in activating the negative effects of Invega. That and the bad injection. The bad injection may prove to be a blessing in the end or in disguise. It could be responsible for my somewhat fast recovery. Peace and Love, fenec.
P.S. The bad injection may have sent more of the Invega to my brain, and therefore the injection may leave my body quicker than most. But that may not be the case.
P.S. The bad injection may have sent more of the Invega to my brain, and therefore the injection may leave my body quicker than most. But that may not be the case.