Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v11

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Guys we got lobotomized, there is no recovery from lobotomy.

1: accept that and try to live with it.

2: if you can’t live with it you know what you have to do.

Do yourself a favor and don’t fool yourself with recovery expectations, be honest to yourself and listen to your brain. We won’t recover from a lobotomy and we know that.

If you can take it and live with it this is good for you, because there is only another option, and it’s not recovery in the long run.
Are you seriously telling people to kill themselves?
 
How many people here agree with this comment?

All of our situations are extremely circumstance and leave much room to be vastly different from one another, despite us taking similar/ the same medication.

It’s been 15 months for @RisperdalConsta50mg for a medication that has a half life of 6 days, meaning it should’ve been fully eliminated from his system within a month to a month a half’s time and he should’ve returned to baseline by month 4 at worst. Instead it’s month 15, so his feelings about the way he feels are proven valid by his circumstance.

You keep asking the same questions my man, if you pay attention to the documents that are being provided constantly or review historical threads and see for yourself.

There’s a 77-80% chance of recovery, and nearly a 100% chance for recovery(in a dataset of 21 people) if you’re able to get high while on/recovering from Invega.
 
Guys we got lobotomized, there is no recovery from lobotomy.

1: accept that and try to live with it.

2: if you can’t live with it you know what you have to do.

Do yourself a favor and don’t fool yourself with recovery expectations, be honest to yourself and listen to your brain. We won’t recover from a lobotomy and we know that.

If you can take it and live with it this is good for you, because there is only another option, and it’s not recovery in the long run.
Wait, you have not tried dopamine agonists yet
 
I don’t think they stopped working, I just stopped feeling the euphoric effects from it (like other substances). I started taking my adhd meds when I was still getting injections.
The days I don’t take my meds I am low energy and tired like before my injections
Ugh. They stopped working altogether for me.
 
All of our situations are extremely circumstance and leave much room to be vastly different from one another, despite us taking similar/ the same medication.

It’s been 15 months for @RisperdalConsta50mg for a medication that has a half life of 6 days, meaning it should’ve been fully eliminated from his system within a month to a month a half’s time and he should’ve returned to baseline by month 4 at worst. Instead it’s month 15, so his feelings about the way he feels are proven valid by his circumstance.

You keep asking the same questions my man, if you pay attention to the documents that are being provided constantly or review historical threads and see for yourself.

There’s a 77-80% chance of recovery, and nearly a 100% chance for recovery(in a dataset of 21 people) if you’re able to get high while on/recovering from Invega.
Where are you getting 77-80%?
 
I read Parnate might help but it comes with its own risks and side effects. Ketamine too but has a risk of psychosis.
 
Invega Documentary. It has about 150 stories of people from the past and what happened to them after months/years of time away from the injections
Can you share a link to the documentary? I can’t seem to find it online with a google search
 
Can you share a link to the documentary? I can’t seem to find it online with a google search
 
This is amazing, thank you.
 
Guys, I can feel nicotine.

If you do not have a history of psychosis, attempt smoking weed. It’s the most certain indicator of recovery I know of, if you’re able to get high while on Invega; In a sample of 21 people, 20 people who could get high on Invega ended up recovering. The 21st person stayed on Invega
 
If you do not have a history of psychosis, attempt smoking weed. It’s the most certain indicator of recovery I know of, if you’re able to get high while on Invega; In a sample of 21 people, 20 people who could get high on Invega ended up recovering. The 21st person stayed on Invega
Does it mean alcohol may come back?
 
Does it mean alcohol may come back?

I don’t know the correlation between Alcohol and Invega. What I’m suggesting is if you’re able to get high off weed while recovering/ on Invega; The likelihood of you recovering is extremely high compared to if you cannot get high while on or recovering from Invega
 
If you do not have a history of psychosis, attempt smoking weed. It’s the most certain indicator of recovery I know of, if you’re able to get high while on Invega; In a sample of 21 people, 20 people who could get high on Invega ended up recovering. The 21st person stayed on Invega
thankyou for making us aware of this key information.
 
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