im so sick of medication!!

Discussion in 'Mental Health' started by Bloody_Kisses, Mar 25, 2006.

  1. Bloody_Kisses

    Bloody_Kisses Thizzler

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    really. but if i go more than a few days without taking it i start acting funny.
     
  2. Death

    Death Grim Reaper Lifetime Supporter

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    i was on all kinds of amphetamines from the time i was 6 til i was 16. then i was just took straight off of em.

    fucked me up for life.


    fuck meds like that
     
  3. fountains of nay

    fountains of nay Planet Nayhem!

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    If you are really sick of your meds, why not try speaking to your GP to see if there are any alternatives?
     
  4. fulmah

    fulmah Chaser of Muses

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    Depending on what your taking, generally it's bad to stop antidepressants/anti-anxiety/mood stabilizers etc. cold turkey. If you want to quit taking them, you should not only discuss it with your doctor, but do your own research on it as well. Take coming off effexor, for example; your dose should be slowly reduced, and even then many people experience withdrawal. Not all psychiatrists address this very well, either.
     
  5. Lemongait

    Lemongait Member

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    Yeah, definitely don't quit cold turkey... I did and it did some pretty wierd things to me, but I sort of prefer it to being all doped up.
     
  6. hiro

    hiro pursue it

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    I was on effexor and went off it cold turkey. On it, it made me more crazied then not. Everyone is different and some should go off cold turkey versus not. But leave it to the professionals to decide that.
     
  7. interval_illusion

    interval_illusion Deceased

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    almost one month since ive fully been off of my medication. the withdrawl has about stopped and im so glad i stopped taking those pills. wouldnt recommend them to anyone. but that's just me. :)
     
  8. The_Moroccan_Raccoon

    The_Moroccan_Raccoon Senior Member

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    If I miss taking it one day, I'm crazy. I'm crazy on it too, though. I guess I'd rather be crazy and stable than crazy and depressed...
     
  9. hiro

    hiro pursue it

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    I was not stable at all on it, but to each his own they say. Maybe you need to change your meds. Being off meds all together is better for you age. I was on them and then off them just as quickly. When you are 15 and there is no highly underlying pyschological disorder being on meds can be hard tricky to say.
     
  10. deep_blue_death03

    deep_blue_death03 Member

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    Ive never stayed on meds very long because I believe that I should find my own to get through my thoughts and emotions......but sometimes I wonder if medication might actually help me in ways I cant help myself. Talking honestly to a doctor and getting second opinions would probably be very helpful though in this case.
     
  11. fairydustdreams65

    fairydustdreams65 Member

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    Im sick of taking meds to but everytime i stop taking them i relize i need them:H
     
  12. BodyElectric

    BodyElectric Member

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    This is why I like valium. All long term, every day dose anti-anxieties/depressants have always turned me off after a month or so. If there just happens to be one day a week where I'm freaky, a valium just takes the edge right off and I'm functional and I don't have to be constantly dosing myself when I'm feeling alright.

    I still want to try this stuff, just for the name.
     
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