Yes, I do. I don’t take too much, though, I’m kind of scared of pushing my limits at this juncture. I’m really just using it to heal myself, to bond with my partner, and of course, to have fun. I did it recently and had the most mindblowing experience. Don’t give up hope!
from what ive read of the people who really really struggle getting off of zyprexa, is that there is a 3-4 month mark where they begin to recover. do you think you can try pushing through the hell to see if you come out the other side?
did you ever try to trip WHILE on olanzapine, or did you just start doing that when you got off of it?Yes, I do. I don’t take too much, though, I’m kind of scared of pushing my limits at this juncture. I’m really just using it to heal myself, to bond with my partner, and of course, to have fun. I did it recently and had the most mindblowing experience. Don’t give up hope!
I think @Conky is struggling with this too, with haloperidol. Sounds awful.
My psychiatrist denies that there is ANY withdrawal associated with it.
Yeah I did. Useless. Took FOUR tabs of LSD, a dose that would normally have me tripping balls, and my friend (male, twice my weight) was tripping hard off just 2 of the same stuff. Didn’t attempt it again until I got off.
They said the same about serotonergic antidepressants and it prove horribly wrong. I think it's generally accepted that one had to slowly wean oneself off antipsychotics for not to risk rebound psychosis due to sensitivized dopamine receptors. But there will always be a few hard heads who don't want to acknowledge. Or he uses the term withdrawal specifically for addictive drugs and tells no, psychopharms don't have withdrawal, only discontinuation syndrome. Sigh.
It's very frustrating because even a 5% dose decrease is enough to de stabilise me. And my baseline tolerance to comfort meds like kratom and even benzos is unusually high. Maybe something to do with how haloperidol affects reward pathways, but that is just speculation of course.
www.mdpi.com
are you able to get visuals too?Yes, I do. I don’t take too much, though, I’m kind of scared of pushing my limits at this juncture. I’m really just using it to heal myself, to bond with my partner, and of course, to have fun. I did it recently and had the most mindblowing experience. Don’t give up hope!
literally got on them again in jail to sleep time away...but the fucking drug has me trapt its terrible.
that would make sense if i really was crazy tho
oops you answered my question...disregardYes, I do. I don’t take too much, though, I’m kind of scared of pushing my limits at this juncture. I’m really just using it to heal myself, to bond with my partner, and of course, to have fun. I did it recently and had the most mindblowing experience. Don’t give up hope!
Hey are you able to trip now?
Yeah when I first heard seroquel was popular in jails I was like...what? There is little recreational value. But I understand being in jail and just wanting to pass the time and sleep. I have NO idea why it would have any street value whatsoever.Yes - US prisons do seem to be overly keen on giving inmates drugs that otherwise would have no value... quetiapine being the most popular I hear. I was prescribed 400mg/day and quit the moment I woke up. I fell asleep on an all-night but from 11PM until 4PM the next day not knowing WHERE I was.
But now people know if it's uses, it DOES have limited street value and I've even heard of people mixing it with cocaine and injecting it. The mixture being known as a 'Q-ball' or a 'slowball'. I can kind of see what it will do, but injecting is bad, injecting pills is even worse.
It turns out in animal models, quetiapine MAY produce addictive usage:
Quetiapine-Induced Place Preference in Mice: Possible Dopaminergic Pathway
Quetiapine, an atypical antipsychotic, is effective in the management of schizophrenia, depression, and anxiety. Although quetiapine overdosage and misuse have been reported, its abuse potential has not been investigated in animals. In this study, the abuse potential of quetiapine was assessed...
I have more and better reference, I only use this 1 to back up 1 statement.
I think the term abuse was meant like "used differently than intended" not as in recreational. Quetiapine just has zero recreational potential.
