When I “bited my nails” before these injection it took 2-3 days to fully heal and not even a week to grow back, but after these injections it take at least 1 week to heal and even the growth process of nails it’s slowed down, even the growth process of my beard it’s slowed down compared to before
So she had PTSD from both the Nova event and then from involuntary psychiatric 'treatment'. But it's not clear from the article if the neuroleptic injection she received was rapid-acting or long-acting (i.e. Invega Sustenna, Abilify Maintena, Zyprexa Relprevv... are those all of the long-acting injectables?). Getting force injected a rapid-acting one is not good either, but they are less damaging than the long-acting/extended-release ones. Either way, good that her family is speaking out. Thanks for sharing.
rightthere must be more we can do
Others with 'post-drug syndromes' say it has made a difference to go public with their stories, but I don't want to do that, and I doubt most of you want to do that either
I agree. This is the only doctor that actually listen and believe you, so many imcompetent doctors rejected you and others,this is a 1 in a lifetime opportunity
it would really help if more people that recovered were here to ask these questions
Yeah, if I ever recover I’ll be definitely staying here for a long time helping as many as I can. But for most people I can’t blame them- they just want to move on in their lives. I Just finished a coffee then and felt it 10% power, which is an improvement, or could be placebo who knows.
same, I have had some improvement in my symptoms like the fatigue is either gone or has lessened, my sleep is better and my appetite improved and restlessness has lessened
I don't think it's true that psychosis causes brain damage. They claim neuroleptics are "neuroprotective" against brain damage from psychosis, which is a lie, as we all know they cause brain damage. If you had a drug-induced psychosis then it's possible the drug use caused brain damage, but not psychosis itself
I had the first 2 doses, 234 mg and 156 mg, 6 days apart.
www.absoluteprohibition.org
www.abolishforcedpsychiatry.org
do you still have anhedonia?I don't think it's true that psychosis causes brain damage. They claim neuroleptics are "neuroprotective" against brain damage from psychosis, which is a lie, as we all know they cause brain damage. If you had a drug-induced psychosis then it's possible the drug use caused brain damage, but not psychosis itself
I had the first 2 doses, 234 mg and 156 mg, 6 days apart.
I can feel caffeine and alcohol. I enjoy both, but the latter is now impairment on top of impairment, which feels weird.
I found this questionnaire about 'reparations for psychiatric institutionalization' if anyone wants to fill it out: https://www.reimaginingcrisissupport.org/reparations
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Are you currently taking olanzapine in the evenings to help you sleep better? I read earlier that you were potentially considering it. I take it at the moment in the evenings, though I'm not sure if it will get in the way of my recovery.
they prescribed 5mg, I decided to not take it as my sleep improved, however if it somehow worsens, I think I will take 5mg and 10mg earlier this year I already took it earlier this year and it just made me sedated, no anhedonia
I cant tell if i can feel coffee or tea. Coffee does give me acid reflux but dont know how i can tell if i am feeling the effects of caffeine or not.