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I've noticed a few in the same position as me,so I thought I'd post me Meds so you can see I'm a true mentalist:01:
!50mg Dosulepin per day
Propranolol 10mg,3 times a day
Parecetamal for the headaches,
whiskey and beer for the real shitty days:w00t: :01:
Awwwkay.....:unsure:
Zoloft 50 mg 2 a day
Oxazepam 10 mg 2-4 a day
Flunitrazepam if needed 1-2 a day
Naproxennatrium 500 1-4 a day
Atrhrotec if needed up to 4 a day
And some organic stuff for my stomach and arthroses......:lookaroun
Edit: I forgot: Nepal for the real shitty days....... :puff
Olanzapine, 15 mg once a day.
And Lamotrigine when I remember to pick it up.
I don't take my meds. I like listening to the voices.FTW:1eye:
Do you rattle when you walk? :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Yogi
Just how bad is your arthritis / anxiety ffs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yogi
Oh and what's the Rohypnol for.
Vladivar 37.5% Vol :dabs:
I suffer from Bad Anxiety :(
I take Neulactil, 6 a day, i've been very bad just of late, due to problems at home :(
Home!
what home, i have not slept there for 8 weeks to the day because i'm fu*ked in the head,
and I hav'nt cooked for myself since the 26 september.
Sorry guy's, this last 8 weeks has took it's toll on me.
One sure thing was getting back on FST, it's great to see some old friends online, i'm glad to be back as at the mo I need friends to help me get through this.
At the mo, I have only two memers of my family to help me,
I'm gutted. well Gutted.
Sorry for the post, but I now know i'm not the only one.
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Originally Posted by Sara
Yeah.........
I'm Yo Rattle&Shake........:D
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Originally Posted by CELEBS_ARE_US
When it first hit me Baz I kept it inside until I had a complete breakdown,talking helps loads.
Its surprising how many people have it.
I know some in here will laugh and say pull yourself together,wait till life bites them in the arse.
You're obviously a talented guy,just take it one day at a time...IT WILL GET BETTER:01: :w00t:
Depends.:lookarounQuote:
Originally Posted by Agrajag
Oxazepam is actually to lower my peaks when i'm hyper....
And the roofies are to party, wathayathink???:wacko: (sleepregulation and musclerelaxer...)
According to peeps who think they know, i should be on lithium ,being bipolar,
but i hate the stuff!!:sick:
Thirsty 24 hrs a day and i feel like my soul got ripped out........
Edit: Btw i'm on meds on and off since i was 15.......:rolleyes:
@Celebs: Take your time and find a good therapist.......;)
And indeed; you're not alone!!!:)
minocycline 100mg twice a day
fluoxetine 20mg one a day
hopefully the two are related :unsure:
minocycline is for acne....I take that one too...yes even at my age! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by GepperRankins
The only mood altering drugs I take aren't on prescription ;)
sucks don't it :dry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sara
Elaborate.......:naughty:Quote:
The only mood altering drugs I take aren't on prescription
Gepper be careful with the Prozac,it made me totaly emotionless,no fear,no love just an empty shell if you start feeling that we get to the doc and get something else,nearly ended up locked up taking that shit
teh opposite over here :ermm:Quote:
Originally Posted by gripper103.2
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Originally Posted by GepperRankins
Same here!:cool:(Zoloft is a prozaclike med...)
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Originally Posted by gripper103.2
How long did u use it??
In teh beginning those serotonine-boosters can make you feel totally disconnected ; i had that too.........
About 6 months I went totally off the rails...long storyQuote:
Originally Posted by Yogi
I hear ya. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gripper103.2
After 6 months you should 've felt happy, not fucked up.:wacko:
Glad you changed!!:)
I felt nothing,started hurting myself and anyone that crossed me....not nice
Indeed; not nice.:(Quote:
Originally Posted by gripper103.2
Famous story is of a guy biting a piece out of his arm while on prozac......:O
I will get my meds "retuned" soon at an center specialised in manic depressions.:)
My guess is they will try me to take lithium:shutup: again, but no way, josé!!:01:
Lithium is some serious shit,stay off it if you can,throw it away if they makes ya.
CVS brand multivitamin - 1 a day (I get 'em buy 1 get 1 free)
Glucosamine Chondroitin - 2 a day (same as above)
Sometimes I take these...
Naproxen - $5 from Kaiser
Flexeril - (same as above)
Prednisone - (same as above)
No history of mental illness for you then Busy,Just pain from your fecked knee then.
I get bouts of sciatica also. It's rare.Quote:
Originally Posted by gripper103.2
Why? It's a salt, no big deal. Took it for years myself. Not that it did much to help. Worked better than Tegretol although the blood tests are a bit of a bind. So what exactly were they doing to me, if lithium was so bad? :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by gripper103.2
Now when they had me on Chloral Hydrate.... that is serious shit. Quite glad they did away with shyte like chlorpromazine too.
I stand corrected,Its used to treat bi-polar isn't it?
Seems to radically change people,sounds scary.
Bipolar and schizophrenic type illnesses that involve mood changes. It's a mood stabiliser. Certainly doesn't suit everyone; I didn't have any serious problems with it but it did nothing to help (but then I'm not bipolar, so it probably wasn't the best choice at the time).
It's the old style tranx that I hate. Spent years feeling like I couldn't wake up properly. The new anti-psychotics are much more user-friendly :)
They put me on Tomazipan when I couldn't sleep,they turn you into a zombie
no offence guys, but you make me feel less screwed up :happy:
They do. And Valium and related drugs are much the same. I think for a long time the idea was just to sedate those of us with schizophrenic disorders. :(
And then when that didn't work, then they did ECT - I had rather a lot of that. And judging by the headaches and the mess it made of my memory at the time, I can't imagine that did much good to my brain either. :unsure:
:hail: Olanzapine... finally feel like a person again :D
Sumatriptan, 50mg, for migraines
It seems like the hardest part is to get the combination, type and quantities of meds right.Quote:
Originally Posted by IncurableChevy
Having spoken to a few people about this stuff over the years, one thing also struck me in that prescription doses seem very high right from the start. I have a close friend who could only function on half the prescribed dose of tranquilisers. They still seem to have done the job as he is now meds free as it was an episode in his life rather than a chronic condition.
The thing is, when he tried to take the full dose it completely zombied him out. What I would like to know is why the dose was so high to start with when half the dose did the job fine and allowed him to continue working? His doctor had said it would take a week or two to settle down, but to be honest at the doses given (and subsequent effects) he would not have been able to look after himself during that time, let alone keep working.
I know they say you should do what the doctor says but I am not always sure, and sometimes they over prescribe. This is not the first person I know of that has reduced their dosage significantly in order to be able to function, but that the reduced dose seemed to be effective.
Good point, Sara.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sara
I only see the doc 's perscriptions as a guideline.
I actually change the quantities/medication myself from time to time.
Gladly my doctor is cool with that!
I used to take meds but they made me sleep way too much. I've been doing fine without them for about 6 months. There are still my up and down days but i can deal with it. Bi polar FTW!!1
Well done...one day I'm ditching mine!!!!:01:Quote:
Originally Posted by McStabhappy