Re: Recovery is complicated

Posted by krystee on April 5, 2006, at 0:17:12

In reply to Re: Recovery is complicated » Declan, posted by pseudoname on April 4, 2006, at 15:02:20

Personally, I have to say that my two weeks on Risperdal (an atypical AP) made me want to do things. I never want to do anything, kinda like you were talking about, but on the Risperdal I got up, cleaned my house, did normal stuff. Didn't feel great by any standard but was slightly productive. However, after the Risperdal made me lactate and made my hands shake I stopped it. I am supposed to try Abilify and it is coming in the mail. I just wanna be able to do normal chores, ya know? Hope you sort it out!

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Recovery is complicated pseudoname 4/4/06
Re: Recovery is complicated Declan 4/4/06
Re: Recovery is complicated » Declan pseudoname 4/4/06
Re: Recovery is complicated krystee 4/5/06
Re: Recovery is complicated Declan 4/5/06
Reward pathways and motivation.... » pseudoname Meri-Tuuli 4/5/06
Reward pathways and motivation » Meri-Tuuli pseudoname 4/5/06
APs for motivation » krystee pseudoname 4/5/06
Re: Reward pathways and motivation Meri-Tuuli 4/5/06
Re: criticism » Meri-Tuuli pseudoname 4/5/06
Re: criticism Meri-Tuuli 4/5/06
Yup. Yup. I hear ya! (nm) » Meri-Tuuli pseudoname 4/5/06
APs: could you say more? » Declan pseudoname 4/5/06
Re: APs: could you say more? Declan 4/5/06
Re: APs: Thanks » Declan pseudoname 4/5/06
Re: APs: Thanks ed_uk 4/6/06
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