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Legendary
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Today at 04:01 PM
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Did you tell your team what was going on. Have you tried injections?
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Today at 05:30 PM
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Yeah. My CM said she would tell my doc I'm low. She thinks I could be anemic again. She asked if there's anything she can do and I said no.
Risperdal injection made me trip for two weeks (think enough cough syrup to believe you're in an alley at night in Philly picking up illegal noodles and then the next minute you're making out with the devil in a cornfield while your cat is seizing and the next rolling around in glitter at a Cumby's). Invega->hives. Haldol->would rather ingest sodium metal. I can't tolerate oral fluphenazine (urinary retention, akathisia), abilify (akathisia, doesn't work), or zyprexa (SI) and I know getting any of those in my system might as well give me a one way ticket to the hospital. It is literally in my notes to NOT give me antipsychotics of any kind unless I'm in a hospital. __________________ [Insert thought-provoking and comedic quote here] |
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