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Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v11

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RisperdalConsta50mg said:
I don’t understeand what picture i have to take? Anyways tomorro i will tell them that for me is not an option keep going like that and i need immediate support in order to restore my receptors expression.

I told them i already waited 14 months and i cannot handle that anymore and i need immediate help, i Will make some pressure into them because this is not a “yeah i wait there is no problem” matter because every second, every minute, every hour or day is a torture, they have to find a way to help me and help us.
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Please I am asking you to take the picture of the hospital and the drugs and prescription paper they give you so that I can convince my doctor to give me the same drugs. I need proof and evidence. I don't want my doctor to manipulate or mess with me. The last one did. I live in a third world country and I need evidence to show them that it was recommended by the best hospital in your country. That what's I need. You can upload the pictures by using this site

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Please is very important I need the pictures because I want the doctors to pescribe the right drugs for me. I would really appreciate it.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:

This is the university hospital, but don’t call them and don’t do anything stupid, we have to be careful and not waste our only one chance to get help, i talk with them tomorrow.
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Thank you for the link but please I need more than that. I don't want my doctor to manipulate or mess with me. I don't mean to stress you but I would greatly appreciate if you took the photos. It mighty be the only chance of getting the drugs I want.
 
Matthew01 said:
Thank you for the link but please I need more than that. I don't want my doctor to manipulate or mess with me. I don't mean to stress you but I would greatly appreciate if you took the photos. It mighty be the only chance of getting the drugs I want.
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Ok don’t worry, i will tell them to write everything and certificate it, but maybe this won’t happen tomorrow, maybe tomorrow they just need to talk more because they need to study and understeand what They can do in order to help.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
Ok don’t worry, i will tell them to write everything and certificate it, but maybe this won’t happen tomorrow, maybe tomorrow they just need to talk more because they need to study and understeand what They can do in order to help.
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Thanks man. Please don't forget to take the pictures if it doesn't happen.
 
I hope those university researchers can do something. Not everyone's heals. Look at the horrible thing that happened to brokenself. For the love of all that is holy let there be something to fix this. Waiting is messed up.
 
iraistired said:
i get excited over things now and so many things got better but emotions and thoughts still haven’t returned hby
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I think the fact that you get excited and you’ve made noticeable improvements is a really good thing. I think recovery is possible for you, it just takes a long time
 
This is why everything you read about half lives for these LAI drugs is bullshit.

This is from a study of a woman who had Invega in her system 2.5 years after her last injection.

“In the initial phase we estimate that the apparent plasma half-life is 16 days, while the half-life is substantially longer in the terminal phase after hospital discharge, namely 312 days (Figure 1). This is in line with the known pharmacokinetics of intramuscular paliperidone palmitate, where approximately 20% of the dose is absorbed during the first 13 days at a constant rate and the remaining dose is absorbed afterwards following a first-order process.<a href="https://bpspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bcp.16036#bcp16036-bib-0018" data-tab="pane-pcw-references">18</a> Helland et al. followed a patient for 19 months after discontinuation of injectable paliperidone and found an apparent elimination half-life of 142 days”

Look at how much the half life changes due to invariable factors that are basically impossible to measure. A full recovery from this drug is due to so many factors. It’s the ultimate form of human rights abuse. I believe nothing is worse than this.

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The half life changes as time goes on. Gets longer and longer. There’s no steady half life.
 
rawbanana said:
This is why everything you read about half lives for these LAI drugs is bullshit.

This is from a study of a woman who had Invega in her system 2.5 years after her last injection.

“In the initial phase we estimate that the apparent plasma half-life is 16 days, while the half-life is substantially longer in the terminal phase after hospital discharge, namely 312 days (Figure 1). This is in line with the known pharmacokinetics of intramuscular paliperidone palmitate, where approximately 20% of the dose is absorbed during the first 13 days at a constant rate and the remaining dose is absorbed afterwards following a first-order process.<a href="https://bpspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bcp.16036#bcp16036-bib-0018" data-tab="pane-pcw-references">18</a> Helland et al. followed a patient for 19 months after discontinuation of injectable paliperidone and found an apparent elimination half-life of 142 days”

Look at how much the half life changes due to invariable factors that are basically impossible to measure. A full recovery from this drug is due to so many factors. It’s the ultimate form of human rights abuse. I believe nothing is worse than this.

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Dude she was taking the shots for 8 years. I can read into it more, but that alone obviously poses a insurmountable risk for recovery relative to anything anyone here has went up against
 
Trueart2 said:
Dude she was taking the shots for 8 years. I can read into it more, but that alone obviously poses a insurmountable risk for recovery relative to anything anyone here has went up against
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Yeah, but what they published about the half lives is still relevant. It’s not accurate to say the drug has a certain half life when the “tail” varies a lot depending on a lot of factors that are impossible to measure
 
rawbanana said:
Yeah, but what they published about the half lives is still relevant. It’s not accurate to say the drug has a certain half life when the “tail” varies a lot depending on a lot of factors that are impossible to measure
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It’s an estimate. If you’ve been taking it for years, are fat as hell, or have some other underlying condition, yes it’ll take longer to get out your system. But generally the half life is 40 days, and you must multiply this by 6 for it to be eliminated 240 days, from the last shot.
 
I’m getting a blood level test on Monday to see how much Invega is still in my system. At this point it should basically be zero. I’m hoping it’s not zero so there is still an explanation for me feeling this way. If there’s no explanation then I give up
 
Trueart2 said:
It’s an estimate. If you’ve been taking it for years, are fat as hell, or have some other underlying condition, yes it’ll take longer to get out your system. But generally the half life is 40 days, and you must multiply this by 6 for it to be eliminated 240 days, from the last shot.
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One thing is the poison be out of your body, another thing is your brain going back to his original baseline.

Usually brain don’t get back full to his baseline after so much time under the influence of this poison.

Yeah it may take almost a year or even more to this drug be out of your system, but don’t think that after this happen you will magically return back to your baseline.

Usually the sympthoms became less severe but you never go back how things were before, this is a life change treatment, and we all know that.

Usually people who claim they are 100% healed don’t really remember how things were before and they are not fully aware of themselfves, because going back to how things were before is biologically impossible.
 
RisperdalConsta50mg said:
One thing is the poison be out of your body, another thing is your brain going back to his original baseline.

Usually brain don’t get back full to his baseline after so much time under the influence of this poison.

Yeah it may take almost a year or even more to this drug be out of your system, but don’t think that after this happen you will magically return back to your baseline.

Usually the sympthoms became less severe but you never go back how things were before, this is a life change treatment, and we all know that.

Usually people who claim they are 100% healed don’t really remember how things were before and they are not fully aware of themselfves, because going back to how things were before is biologically impossible.
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Antipsychotic injections should be THE LAST resource to be used while treating someone because the impact on the brain is life changing forever, but they almost use that as a first option because this is their most powerful drug and they are on hype by using that, so they push the narrative into “yeah we had to use that because there was no other way to treat the patien”
 
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