Isn't lorazepam much "milder" than clonazepam? I admitted myself to a psych ward when 12mgs clonazepam couldn't calm me down and I had symptoms like slowness, and slurred speech, and I struggled to walk already.
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12 mg clonazepam that's a lot of clonazepam my dear I hope you are better now I know you must have felt like you were fighting your way uphill through split pea soup. The intermediary put me on gabapentin again, hydroxyzine tried to talk me into SSRI I said no and got away
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Well, I also developed "tolerance", but as I experienced abuse at that moment, the pleasant effect I had before from it wasn't there anymore, just adverse ones, as if I was heavily drunk.
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I had a huge tolerance developed and I had a very active career traveling globally and I still somehow managed to stay together despite that. My husband was a physician's assistant and had been in Vietnam as a Navy corpsman brutal job but he knew how to help me taper down to 1 mg
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I've read about it, I googled you . Haha Not randomly, but I felt your opinions about your field and history reminded me of my roots, and who I was at that time. It feels like a serendipity, that I commented on an unrelated thing to it when I saw your tweet on my TL, but it was
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still connected to that serendipity I mentioned somehow. I will DM you about it, if you don't mind?
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But, simply said, it felt like an honor. It still does. And magic of some kind. Not literally, but... I have my personal reasons.
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Telling me to stop using the web? Excuse me? About a week later I read there was a move by some psych folks to add a syndrome that googlings medications symptoms side effects were all an obsessional disorder not intelligent self learning. Information is what we build the web for.
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Yeah. Telling you to stop using the web of all people?! 😱😅
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But, it's common really, I had the same, but for my other issues, and when I asked to be tested for specific STDs?! They laughed at that... I mean, it would be funny if it was a joke.
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Right after the diagnostic commentary on patients Googling about their conditions and medication side effects... Another for DSM is persistent grief syndrome. mourn somebody more than 2 years is wrong? We lose our loved ones we're going to mourn. For life at times. That's cold.

Aug 22, 2022 · 12:52 PM UTC

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Yes. I found your tweet on that and commented on it first. I suffer 20 years now already, and this year has been marked with another different kind of wave to mark the anniversary. And especially I believe being psych drug free helped bring new revelations around it and all other
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