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Mental Health Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v. 9

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Another day, wasted to invega and the consequences of my actions.

I pray for better days in the future.

I feel like a shell of myself and am so scared for my future.

Pray we all recover from this poison.
 
Anyone see that girl on tik tok in Pakistan onijah Robinson? Look it up. She is like full delusional. Probably get herself and invega shots.
 
I've put on over 10 kilos all I do is sit at home and eat food. I'm to stressed out to do anything else. These doctos treating me like a drug addict because I tested positive to every single drug under the sun. But I got spiked and didn't know what I was taking. I'm devastated a friend gave me these drugs and he's ruined my life.

I'd already done a good job at ruining it. But he just tipped me over the edge with this drug induced psychosis.

Fuck I really don't want to be alive hey. I wish existence wasn't a thing. I'm scared for what happens when we die. Yet don't want to be alive anymore.
 
InvegaAnon said:
I can grove to music again, but I don't crave music like I used to. I don't feel it as much. I feel like I'm walking past something beautiful and I don't look at it.
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That's good to hear thanks for sharing your positive updates.
 
I can't believe when they discharged me from hospital they recommend being on invega for a year. You do not need to be on this shit for a year. I'm sorry but if you don't have schizophrenia that is some absolute dog shit medical advice.

Tony i feel for you having so many injections. I would not survive the year.

Absolute monsters that recommend this for a year.
 
IOSIP said:
I feel like I've fucked my entire life up. My state of mind is one of oh my god. I hate my life. I'm a pathetic fucking loser. Shoot me now. 🤣
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I'm also bored as fuck sitting at home doing the same shit i did yesterday. Just wasting my life away. I really wish Australia had guns so I could end my life. Or at least have the option. I'm so fucking miserable and regretful it's not even funny.

I've done so much dumn shit in psychosis now im suffering the consequences of my actions that I don't even remember doing
 
Is there any shift of your value system etc?

I just realised there is no possible way that I can be rich in this life

I had to find something to focus on other than being rich in my life.
 
wbga said:
Just do it
You are just speaking for us haha
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Thanks WBGA always appreciate you. I'm just fucking bored to death of watching tik toks. But my brain can't really handle anything else. I quit a job after being bullied for 2 years. I quit it while having in hindsight a manic episode that I keep having flashbacks to all the dumb shit I did. Then I did a line of drugs with a friend and lead me into pyschosis. I sent so many stupid emails to my doctors saying the dumbest shit imaginable now I've been judged as a total loser druggo by society and it ficking sucks.

Since 2011 to 2024 I've been I. Full time employment. Now I'm just nothing
 
IOSIP said:
Thanks WBGA always appreciate you. I'm just fucking bored to death of watching tik toks. But my brain can't really handle anything else. I quit a job after being bullied for 2 years. I quit it while having in hindsight a manic episode that I keep having flashbacks to all the dumb shit I did. Then I did a line of drugs with a friend and lead me into pyschosis. I sent so many stupid emails to my doctors saying the dumbest shit imaginable now I've been judged as a total loser druggo by society and it ficking sucks.

Since 2011 to 2024 I've been I. Full time employment. Now I'm just nothing
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That's right.

I am nothing too.

I have to find happiness in nothing.
 
wbga said:
That's right.

I am nothing too.

I have to find happiness in nothing.
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I can only hope with time i unfuck my life. I'm just really stressed because just go back to see the stupid fucking psychiatrist they've appointed me after hospital on Friday where I will be begging him not to cut off my supply of anti anxiety meds. He's a total fuck head. He tried giving me a hand out on emotional regulation last time I was there. Telling me there are ways to manage.
.I'm like fuck head I am in hell from this poison.
 
I'm just devastated to have this label of a drug fucked fool. I'm not a drug fucked fool. But that's the lable I have now. Sometimes I luke to take more of my medication to get myself out of my head. Now I can't do that because this new psychiatrist counts the medication to the day and is prescribing it weekly.

Total fucking asshole. Doesn't know me from a nar of soap. But because I ended up in hospital against my will. I'm forever now labelled something.

I can't ever change this label. My friend that gave me these drugs I curse him for doing this to me. Said it was ketamine. Well it was apparently meth, benzos and opiates. Not ketamine.

Fuck my life. Ruined
 
IOSIP said:
I'm just devastated to have this label of a drug fucked fool. I'm not a drug fucked fool. But that's the lable I have now. Sometimes I luke to take more of my medication to get myself out of my head. Now I can't do that because this new psychiatrist counts the medication to the day and is prescribing it weekly.

Total fucking asshole. Doesn't know me from a nar of soap. But because I ended up in hospital against my will. I'm forever now labelled something.

I can't ever change this label. My friend that gave me these drugs I curse him for doing this to me. Said it was ketamine. Well it was apparently meth, benzos and opiates. Not ketamine.

Fuck my life. Ruined
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I was also introduced to weed by a roommate which caused psychosis.

I was curious about what would happen if I mix mushroom and weed and here I am suffering my life hahaha
 
wbga said:
I was also introduced to weed by a roommate which caused psychosis.

I was curious about what would happen if I mix mushroom and weed and here I am suffering my life hahaha
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Yeah it's fucked hey. I've dabbled in drugs for years. But I was already manic when I did this line of drugs so I just went over the edge.

Fuck I used to throw judgement at people for things like this. And now look at me. I've become the thing I never thought i would become.

A loser with brain rotting because he flew to close to the sun. Wish the drugs killed me. Honestly
 

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