Posted by Nickengland on January 1, 2006, at 8:25:52
In reply to Here it is right here: » Deneb, posted by ClearSkies on January 1, 2006, at 8:10:11
When you was taking Risperdal, you had hardly any, if none at all dark thoughts whatsoever.
You stopped Risperdal - slowly but surely the dark thoughts you have started to creep back in.
You then spoke about stopping all medications. Then the thoughts got worse.
Now you took some tablets in the form of some kind of self harm.
A slippery down hill slide since stopping the Risperdal...
I noticed this change as soon as the Risperdal was stopped. I could be wrong, but if you went back on Risperdal perhaps you would be doing alot better, in fact i'm not a betting man, but i'd bet that you would be.
Doctors aren't always right, if you manipulate them - they might say come off that medication. Then a couple of months later you end up in hospital because you've taken an overdose for example. Back to square one.
Be honest with yourself, the rest will come naturally. Basically, if you're being helped by a medication (which the doctor gave you) the doctor would have to have a reason to stop that medication i.e. you say you feel you dont need to take for x reasons, mainly as you're feeling better.
From what I have read though (I think others agree too) you was doing really well when you was taking Risperdal..
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