Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v11

[silenthill]

apparently one of the co companies is american, the one that helped long lasting technology to become possible

if you're talking about johnson & johnson then regardless of nationality, they're scum. the risperdal deception lawsuits is enough to know that. they also even gave paul janssen, the maker of invega, his own trophy; the paul janssen award. can you believe that.

 

[twinpeaks123]

if you're talking about johnson & johnson then regardless of nationality, they're scum. the risperdal deception lawsuits is enough to know that. they also even gave paul janssen, the maker of invega, his own trophy; the paul janssen award. can you believe that.

yeah it’s wild

 

[anonymoususer777]

4 months update

I'm alive, it's really hard to survive, i started smoking weed, i hope this nightmare will end soon

Can you feel weed?

 

[twinpeaks123]

I can’t believe I got injected with a neurotoxin, I wish I was someone else.

 

[anonymoususer777]

Yesterday i drank a strong beer and got very high, also felt euphoric. I slept very well afterwards without waking up at night which i did after invega.The high did not last too long though. Today i also had more motivation and energy. I am curious if the alcohol caused this? Is alcohol considered a stimulant too?

 

[twinpeaks123]

Yesterday i drank a strong beer and got very high, also felt euphoric. I slept very well afterwards without waking up at night which i did after invega.The high did not last too long though. Today i also had more motivation and energy. I am curious if the alcohol caused this? Is alcohol considered a stimulant too?

“Short Answer: Alcohol is not considered a stimulant. It is scientifically classified as a central nervous system depressant, though in small amounts it can produce temporary stimulant-like effects such as increased sociability or energy” - bing ai

 

[Invegatorture]

Yesterday i drank a strong beer and got very high, also felt euphoric. I slept very well afterwards without waking up at night which i did after invega.The high did not last too long though. Today i also had more motivation and energy. I am curious if the alcohol caused this? Is alcohol considered a stimulant too?

Feeling euphoric is a great sign man!

 

[lukeflowz]

The past two days have been different and I wonder if this third day will follow this trajectory. I’ve had moments where I feel a little happiness. Not much but small moments. The change has been so gradual it’s hard to pinpoint , but I feel like change is coming. My akathisia is gone and I feel a little lighter. I’ve recently been fasting daily and taking my supplements which may be helping. I’m not sure, but I hope I can experience more gradual improvements. This morning I still feel the same, but maybe as the day goes on I’ll start feeling a little better.

 

[cloudflare]

The past two days have been different and I wonder if this third day will follow this trajectory. I’ve had moments where I feel a little happiness. Not much but small moments. The change has been so gradual it’s hard to pinpoint , but I feel like change is coming. My akathisia is gone and I feel a little lighter. I’ve recently been fasting daily and taking my supplements which may be helping. I’m not sure, but I hope I can experience more gradual improvements. This morning I still feel the same, but maybe as the day goes on I’ll start feeling a little better.

sounds like it could be a window

 

[Trueart2]

is akathisia a common symptom with long term ap usage? sorry if this is a dumb question but i'm wondering why i've had the need to pace my house (even before invega) while using my phone. i don't know if its my adhd or not. no anxiety, just the need to move and has been that way since i was like 13. i started abilify pills at 12 until 17. it started at 13 and never left.

It’s a symptom with any AP usages.

 

[keepinghope]

Hey everyone..

I've received a ton of messages about starting the discord again to help guide people into actions that would greatly increase their chances of a full recovery..

As someone who had a long covid/pssd/mcas crash along the way - it feels sort of uncomfortable ..

like an underweight chef or a barber with a bad haircut.. but I have continued to make progress even with having a distinct/profound/obviously intense injury while obsessively attempting to heal my self..

and I think if I could help people avoid what caused the crash and also make it easier to access all the information applicable to this situation - while allowing them to make their own choices based on their own discernment. I see it as an overall net positive for the group.

if you guys think this is a good idea let me know. Thanks

 

[twinpeaks123]

Hey everyone..

I've received a ton of messages about starting the discord again to help guide people into actions that would greatly increase their chances of a full recovery..

As someone who had a long covid/pssd/mcas crash along the way - it feels sort of uncomfortable ..

like an underweight chef or a barber with a bad haircut.. but I have continued to make progress even with having a distinct/profound/obviously intense injury while obsessively attempting to heal my self..

and I think if I could help people avoid what caused the crash and also make it easier to access all the information applicable to this situation - while allowing them to make their own choices based on their own discernment. I see it as an overall net positive for the group.

if you guys think this is a good idea let me know. Thanks

yeah that would be great

 

[Trueart2]

Hey everyone..

I've received a ton of messages about starting the discord again to help guide people into actions that would greatly increase their chances of a full recovery..

As someone who had a long covid/pssd/mcas crash along the way - it feels sort of uncomfortable ..

like an underweight chef or a barber with a bad haircut.. but I have continued to make progress even with having a distinct/profound/obviously intense injury while obsessively attempting to heal my self..

and I think if I could help people avoid what caused the crash and also make it easier to access all the information applicable to this situation - while allowing them to make their own choices based on their own discernment. I see it as an overall net positive for the group.

if you guys think this is a good idea let me know. Thanks

In America there’s lots of basketball/football coaches who are immensely overweight and out of shape. While it does seem hypocritical/ can seem ironic it doesn’t deflate the legitimacy of your argument. As long as people are willing to take time and reason

 

[twinpeaks123]

The past two days have been different and I wonder if this third day will follow this trajectory. I’ve had moments where I feel a little happiness. Not much but small moments. The change has been so gradual it’s hard to pinpoint , but I feel like change is coming. My akathisia is gone and I feel a little lighter. I’ve recently been fasting daily and taking my supplements which may be helping. I’m not sure, but I hope I can experience more gradual improvements. This morning I still feel the same, but maybe as the day goes on I’ll start feeling a little better.

that sounds amazing

 

[twinpeaks123]

guys, if we ever recover, should we plan a meet up? would anyone in the uk be interested

I feel like we could bond over this, just need the forum to be more active

 

[lukeflowz]

that sounds amazing

It’s been just a few windows, but still a sign nonetheless. Give your self a few months and I believe you will feel them also.

 

[jrturp]

I’m at 6 months and finally found the motivation to resume exercising.

I did 10 minutes on the elliptical Sunday, 20 minutes yesterday, and 30 minutes today.

I used to run 8 miles every day pre-injection; hopefully I can build back toward that. The injections somehow made me more injury-prone and slower to heal so I’ll have to be very cautious and increase exercise load gradually.

My plan is to build up time on feet, then slowly transition from elliptical to treadmill, then return to running outside.

I’m still anhedonic but it’s getting better.

I still have substance blockage since I cant really feel the effects of Vyvanse/Adderall or caffeine. My ADHD medicine helps a little but it’s nothing like it used to be. I’m hoping it’ll become more effective as the anhedonia lessens.

 

[iraistired]

I had psychosis caused by insomnia and stress not drugs. I was actually greatful for invega at first as it was far less traumatizing then psychosis and also cotards syndrome which is its own hell. I was lucky i eventually got a good shrink who had no problem giving me benzos. Now im totally recovered though

hey so will i ever recover it’s been 20 months

 

[paranoid android]

hey so will i ever recover it’s been 20 months

I would say yes everyone pretty much recovers. What symptoms are you getting?

 

[Trueart2]

is it possible it can be permanent with long enough usage? though i don't mind it honestly since i've lived with it for almost a decade tbh.

Quick google search says yes, it can be permanent.