Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v11

[Deleted member 592205]

What drugs did you take?

My mother and his boyfriend got really toxic with me a moment ago so i had adrenaline wawe then i got a big windows

 

[Deleted member 592205]

Yo guys big fucking windows for me rn

@Trueart2 is adrenaline the answer for us?

 

[Deleted member 592205]

I have strange feelings in the head while this windows is hitting me, like if something is happening in my brain

 

[Deleted member 592205]

I feel almost normal rn this is amazing guys i swear i love that feeling

 

[paranoid android]

Your recovery even after 5 injections is remarkable. I wonder why it happened for you.

Not to mention the 18 months of abilify injections i had that was just as bad

 

[Deleted member 592205]

Not to mention the 18 months of abilify injections i had that was just as bad

Are you russian?

 

[paranoid android]

Are you russian?

Nope Canadian

 

[rawbanana]

I feel almost normal rn this is amazing guys i swear i love that feeling

Congrats hopefully it stays. Good luck

 

[Matthew01]

@Trueart2 is adrenaline the answer for us?

I don't think it's the answer. Our problem is dopamine. We need to find a drug that fixes it

 

[Pretty Green]

I hate when they say that bullshit

Now the psychiatrist thinks the effects are not even from
Invega as it’s apparently out of my system:

 

[Trueart2]

I don't think it's the answer. Our problem is dopamine. We need to find a drug that fixes it

It's much more complicated then just missing dopamine.

@Trueart2 is adrenaline the answer for us?

Glad you're feeling better. Keep us updated on your feelings, this is the first real window of opportunity for yourself to feel some relief. This was a huge moment that potentially may save your life

 

[Matthew01]

It's much more complicated then just missing dopamine.




Glad you're feeling better. Keep us updated on your feelings, this is the first real window of opportunity for yourself to feel some relief. This was a huge moment that potentially may save your life

Dopamine is mostly responsible for emotions and memory. If we find that fix that, we basically fix almost all our problems.

 

[anonymoususer777]

Now the psychiatrist thinks the effects are not even from
Invega as it’s apparently out of my system:

Are you serious? Just a month later?

 

[anonymoususer777]

I am eagerly awaiting @rawbanana s paliperidone test result. I think it will give us an idea.

 

[Matthew01]

I was also given that beta blocker. It did nothing for me and my psychiatrist was very surprised by that.

Tell him to give you stimulants. It helped a person out in this thread

 

[anonymoususer777]

@RisperdalConsta50mg s sudden window of recovery reminds me of a girl who recovered in 4.75 months and said it was sudden like someone flipped a switch. Thats the only sudden recovery story i know.

 

[lukeflowz]

Are you serious? Just a month later?

Yeah that’s what he told me. It goes against the basic pharmacology of the drug. Who knows maybe he’s right and I’m screwed. I hope not.

 

[Trueart2]

Now the psychiatrist thinks the effects are not even from
Invega as it’s apparently out of my system:

That’s a common belief that’s interpreted poorly. Half life calculations say otherwise and generally psychiatrist’s are woefully unaware of a drugs actual components. They generally assume because it’s a monthly injection, the effects will only last for a month.! They believe there’s without the monthly injections it falls under the therapeutic levels of treatment. Regardless of such, it fucked you up, do the therapeutic levels don’t apply to you the same way they’d apply to everyone else.

He’s not right, in reference to you.

 

[lukeflowz]

That’s a common belief that’s interpreted poorly. Half life calculations say otherwise and generally psychiatrist’s are woefully unaware of a drugs actual components. They generally assume because it’s a monthly injection, the effects will only last for a month.! They believe there’s without the monthly injections it falls under the therapeutic levels of treatment. Regardless of such, it fucked you up, do the therapeutic levels don’t apply to you the same way they’d apply to everyone else.

He’s not right, in reference to you.

would you say it’s normal for me to feel practically the same since my last injection ?

 

[Trueart2]

would you say it’s normal for me to feel practically the same since my last injection ?

Most people on bluelight don’t experience meaningful change until about month 6. Some experience gradual change as soon as week 3. But the masses of people on bluelight don’t report meaningful/significant change until about month 6.