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drunkelf

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Joined: 08 Jan 2007
Posts: 3

Posted: 01-10-07 11:40am

I was injected with haldol 200 mg depot and I feel like i'm about to die all the time because of how my body changed, I became fat and ugly after the medication was injected, with tities and all being a man, i've been doing a lot of research and phsychiatric drugs are definetely going to leave permanent damage to my body and brain now..


A major tranqulizer sucha as haldol in that dose represents a lobotomy to the brain, it was exactly as if they had opened my head up withouth actually doing it, the symptoms and damage are the same.

At different levels it happens with all medications, damage and more damage............. Phsychiatry should be stopped somehow!

And noone is mentally ill, is just how society (it could be just your family) thinks about you and your actions, or other ways but there isn't a mental desease such as schizophrenia or bipolar, you name it, they just are not real, mental imbalances do not exist in the first place so taking medications should be unreal.
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SEAN123

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Joined: 11 Jan 2007
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Location: ENGLAND

Posted: 01-11-07 18:21pm

I have been on anti-psychotics for 24 years. I have been on dipixol, olanzapine, clozaril and risperadal. The effects of these meds was for me to have no enthusiasm for life. I would drag myself out of bed and just somehow get through the day.

I consider that these strong meds have taken 20 years out of my life. I have spent hours just lying on my bed just contemplating the ceiling - because of the drugs not the schizophrenia.

For the past couple of years I was put on risperadol - I find that this is far less severe than the other drugs, and having been on this I was able to have my life back.

Unfortunately recently I took myself off all meds (unwisely). I was told that I had to go back to the dipixol depot injections by my psychiatrist or he would put in the mental hospital. I refused. So he committed me under section 3 of the mental health act - hospitalizing me. Now I am back on the dipixol.

I had my injection last week. I have been in bed most of the time for the last five days with no real interest in life. My main thought is how I can get off this drug which is wrecking my life. Sad

if I need meds then I would choose the resperidone. Surely I have some say as to what drugs are put into my own body.
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