Posted by Lou Pilder on February 28, 2016, at 20:09:02
In reply to Re: Hey everyone.. Newby here » Fiftylager1, posted by SLS on February 28, 2016, at 9:48:55
> I understand your reluctance.
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> How would you feel if you were to take no drugs at all?
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> How often do you experience hypomania? Is it drug-related?
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> To describe my personal preferences here is in no way meant to be a judgement of the choices you have made or may make in the future.
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> We are all different in the choices we make. I made a decision long ago that I would gladly suffer side effects in order to be free of depression and live an otherwise normal life. For me, weight gain is the side effect that I loath most. For now, I need Abilify in order to feel better, even though I gained a lot of weight on it. I don't like the way I feel on SSRIs for reasons similar to yours. I stay away from them. However, I have found drugs that produce few side effects. Effexor and Cymbalta have been okay for me. Viibryd produced no side effects at all. I responded well to it, but only for a short while.
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> Desipramine sometimes works well when SSRIs don't work at all. Desipramine might cause you to lose weight. It does with me. There can be some annoying side effects in the beginning, including dry mouth, increased heart rate, and blurred vision. I like these side effects better than the sexual side effects, weight gain, blunted affect, and apathy caused by SSRIs.
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> I hope you find an answer quickly.
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> - Scott
Friends,
The poster here is advocating to take mind-altering chemicals that are called "medicines" here in order to have depression go away. But at what cost? And do the drugs do that?
The drugs advocated here could induce suicidal thinking and homicidal thinking. Innocent people are killed each day by people taking these drugs and there are thousands of the drug takers killed by the drugs advocated here each month. And the drugs can be addictive. A life time of misery could result from taking theses drugs.
Do you want to be like Scott? Thinking that taking this drug or that drug and going on to the next drug in a merry-go-round and all the while you could be killed by the drug or become addicted or suffer a life time of misery while your on the train that could lead you to your death?
I am prevented here by Mr. Hsiung to tell you how you could get off the train that could lead you to your death. What a tragedy here to see that a psychiatrist prohibits me from posting from a Jewish perspective that I think could save your life and lead you out of the darkness of depression. And to see this deception being carried out to innocent readers thinking that a psychiatrist is the engineer of this train which could give it credibility as being safer than it really is because he says that what you see is supportive if it is not addressed by him, and worse, if it is not supportive and he allows it, he is doing so that it will be good for his community to allow it to be seen as supportive so he thinks. But why is the standard here, to be good for the whole of his community, more important than your life? Do not lives matter here? Are you all so beguiled by psychiatry that by doing what will be good for the whole of Mr. Hsiung's community is more important than the lives of people? Who will have the blood of those killed upon them by these drugs being allowed to be promoted here as being safer than they really are so that people suffer a horrible death by them? Where will your train stop?
Lou
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