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What are your experiences with psychiatry?

doomedschizocel

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I'm curious for the people who have been subjected to the psychiatric system, how was your experience? I have been in the psych ward multiple times, probably spent 3 years of my life there in total, and I'm always in and out of them (even now). Been through many therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, psych students, etc. I just felt like a lab rat being experimented on and pumped full of drugs that made me fat, lazy and retarded. Now I have a psych team that works with me, they've known me for years and I like them, but they're still blinded by the lies that pro-psychiatry has indoctrinated them with. Medication is tricky, but I can't function without them so I'll probably be on them for the rest of my life if I don't find another cure. Kindly share your personal experiences with psychiatry
 
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Horrible, but without it I wouldn't be :feelscomfy: with NEETbux
 
They prescribed me some shitty antidepressants with tons of side effects because it's the only psych drug cheap enough for my cucked country to give people for free.
 
How did you end up in the psych ward?
 
Overall, it was a bad experience, and the worst part was the medication I felt drugged all day.
 
I'm about to find out JFL
 
I'm curious for the people who have been subjected to the psychiatric system, how was your experience? I have been in the psych ward multiple times, probably spent 3 years of my life there in total, and I'm always in and out of them (even now). Been through many therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, psych students, etc. I just felt like a lab rat being experimented on and pumped full of drugs that made me fat, lazy and retarded. Now I have a psych team that works with me, they've known me for years and I like them, but they're still blinded by the lies that pro-psychiatry has indoctrinated them with. Medication is tricky, but I can't function without them so I'll probably be on them for the rest of my life if I don't find another cure. Kindly share your personal experiences with psychiatry
It completely destroyed my life, now I live with chronic akathisia and tardive dystonia. Completely destroyed my childhood and I sleeped most of my childhood years away. Thats the reason why I want to rope psychiatry basically killed me.
 
It completely destroyed my life, now I live with chronic akathisia and tardive dystonia. Completely destroyed my childhood and I sleeped most of my childhood years away. Thats the reason why I want to rope psychiatry basically killed me.
Absolutely brutal. Hope you can recover one day :cryfeels:
 
How did you end up in the psych ward?
Different reasons like attempted suicide, psychosis that caused me to harm others or myself, isolating myself for a long time (I'm in the system so they can admit you to the ward if they're worried), stabilisation, psychosis.
 
Absolutely brutal. Hope you can recover one day :cryfeels:
Going on 5 years now off the psych drugs I doubt the akathisia is ever gonna go away and I know Dystonia is permanent. It makes me so fucking miserable and makes me an asshole to people. I have to have cold rooms or else it aggravates its, Its not nearly as bad as when I was on antipsychotics I have PTSD from that nothing was more terrifying than feeling like your your body is gonna explode from restlessness constantly. God damn is that feeling awful feeling abilify shot gave to me badly like I can describe how badly that was I was dry heaving from it. They finally took me off when I said I was gonna rope to escape the feeling.
 
Different reasons like attempted suicide, psychosis that caused me to harm others or myself, isolating myself for a long time (I'm in the system so they can admit you to the ward if they're worried), stabilisation, psychosis.
Was it an involuntary or voluntary commitment?
 
Going on 5 years now off the psych drugs I doubt the akathisia is ever gonna go away and I know Dystonia is permanent. It makes me so fucking miserable and makes me an asshole to people. I have to have cold rooms or else it aggravates its, Its not nearly as bad as when I was on antipsychotics I have PTSD from that nothing was more terrifying than feeling like your your body is gonna explode from restlessness constantly. God damn is that feeling awful feeling abilify shot gave to me badly like I can describe how badly that was I was dry heaving from it. They finally took me off when I said I was gonna rope to escape the feeling.
I had a period of experiencing akathisia amongst other horrible symptoms, but I'm glad I managed to get off before even more damage was done. Antipsychotics are vicious drugs, it should be illegal to put people on them long-term. That's why I go on and off my meds without supervision. I know it fucks with me, but I'd rather my symptoms coming back than the excruciating side effects of the meds.
 
I had a period of experiencing akathisia amongst other horrible symptoms, but I'm glad I managed to get off before even more damage was done. Antipsychotics are vicious drugs, it should be illegal to put people on them long-term. That's why I go on and off my meds without supervision. I know it fucks with me, but I'd rather my symptoms coming back than the excruciating side effects of the meds.
Oh yeah besides the akathisia it gave me thousand side effects dry mouth, constipation, blurry vision and the fucking anhedonia thats worse then depression anehidonia.
 
I've had both. Some have also started out as voluntary and ended up as involuntary
Can you describe the voluntary ones? What did you tell them that you were going through to get admitted?
 
I've had both. Some have also started out as voluntary and ended up as involuntary.
I get muscle contractions with one of my eyes everytime I try to read, watch TV, use the phone but its not constant everyday sometimes I get breaks. Weed aggravates unfortunately and also give me chest and neck spasms. Its fucking painful to if I keep using my until it becomes impossible than it can take half day to go away fully and then I sometimes break blood vessels around my eye get little purple dots all around my eye lid that look like a punched eye.
 
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I get muscle contractions with one of my eyes everytime I try to read, watch TV, use the phone but its not constant everyday sometimes I get breaks. Weed aggravates unfortunately and also give me chest and neck spasms. Its fucking painful to if I keep using my until it becomes impossible than it can take half day to go away fully and then I sometimes break blood vessels around my eye get little purple dots all around my eye lid that look like a punched eye.
Brutal fate for us. Do you also feel that it fucked with your cognitive abilities?
 
Can you describe the voluntary ones? What did you tell them that you were going through to get admitted?
Well, it's pretty much everything I listed. Going through psychosis or for stabilising my condition (even when I'm doing fairly well). If you're asking because you want to get admitted, it's pretty easy. You don't need to be a danger to yourself or others. Non-acute admissions in my country might have a waiting list though.
 
Brutal fate for us. Do you also feel that it fucked with your cognitive abilities?
Yeah it took me 3 years for the anhedonia to go away and enjoy things

You been on benzos?
 
Yeah it took me 3 years for the anhedonia to go away and enjoy things

You been on benzos?
My schizophrenia has natural anhedonia built in so I'm fucked forever. I've been on Valium for a while, but not consistently so I never felt dependent. Benzos withdrawal scares me...
 
My schizophrenia has natural anhedonia built in so I'm fucked forever. I've been on Valium for a while, but not consistently so I never felt dependent. Benzos withdrawal scares me...
Yeah I been them all there are nice until you have to quit them lol. Halcion was the bomb.
 
I have been formally-diagnosed with a variant of OCD since I was 8, and have been on SSRIs to control it since then as I cannot function without them.

I had a rather severe relapse at 15, which landed me in a mental hospital for three days, and after I got out, I was forced by my high school to be escorted by an aide at all times on school grounds as the principal thought I was a potential danger to other students.

There are good psychiatrists, mediocre ones and bad ones. They run the gamut in terms of their methods and effectivity just like people in any other profession. The thing is though, the most honest psychiatrists will point out that there is still a lot that is unknown about the brain, and most serious psychiatric disorders are a result of defective brain physiology. Medication can help "regulate" things, but there is no "cure".

I check in with my psychiatrist every month or so as he recommends, and get my dosage adjusted if necessary.

I like my current psychiatrist, but he is also very realistic about what I can and can't expect in terms of things. The downside is that psychiatrists have also blackpilled me over the years when they are upfront about the fact that relationships for somebody like me would be very difficult because of practical issues surrounding my disorder.
 
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I have been formally-diagnosed with a variant of OCD since I was 8, and have been on SSRIs to control it since then as I cannot function without them.

I had a rather severe relapse at 15, which landed me in a mental hospital for three days, and after I got out, I was forced by my high school to be escorted by an aide at all times on school grounds as the principal thought I was a potential danger to other students.

There are good psychiatrists, mediocre ones and bad ones. They run the gamut in terms of their methods and effectivity just like people in any other profession. The thing is though, the most honest psychiatrists will point out that there is still a lot that is unknown about the brain, and most serious psychiatric disorders are a result of defective brain physiology. Medication can help "regulate" things, but there is no "cure".

I check in with my psychiatrist every month or so as he recommends, and get my dosage adjusted if necessary.

I like my current psychiatrist, but he is also very realistic about what I can and can't expect in terms of things. The downside is that psychiatrists have also blackpilled me over the years when the are upfront about the fact that relationships for somebody like me would be very difficult because of practical issues surrounding my disorder.
Very true. I like my current psych team because they are honest about the lack of research and knowledge within psychiatry. I'm glad you have a good psychiatrist. Hope all goes well. I didn't need to get blackpilled by them, I was already too aware.
 
Psychiatrists are psychopaths. No doubt about it, demons in human form. All they want to do is destroy you to the point of losing hope that things will ever get better for humanity.
 
society's mechanic to keep you a good wagie
 
God damn is that feeling awful feeling abilify shot gave to me badly like I can describe how badly that was I was dry heaving from it. They finally took me off when I said I was gonna rope to escape the feeling.
How long were you on those shots, was it years?
 
annoying psychologist
 
How long were you on those shots, was it years?
When I was younger they had me on Invega and made me grow boobs that lactated...Luckily they went away some people arent so lucky and have them surgically removed.
 
When I was younger they had me on Invega and made me grow boobs that lactated...Luckily they went away some people arent so lucky and have them surgically removed.
Brutal. I looked into the shots because I couldn't handle the fourth or so but I think the slight akathisia and strong anhedonia are really making a statement to not budge due to my schizophrenic tendencies lol
 
Psychiatrists are psychopaths. No doubt about it, demons in human form. All they want to do is destroy you to the point of losing hope that things will ever get better for humanity.
All of them, lots of therapists too. All just self centered faggots in it for the money. Nobody will ever show you any real support or love
 
I'm curious for the people who have been subjected to the psychiatric system, how was your experience? I have been in the psych ward multiple times, probably spent 3 years of my life there in total, and I'm always in and out of them (even now). Been through many therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, psych students, etc. I just felt like a lab rat being experimented on and pumped full of drugs that made me fat, lazy and retarded. Now I have a psych team that works with me, they've known me for years and I like them, but they're still blinded by the lies that pro-psychiatry has indoctrinated them with. Medication is tricky, but I can't function without them so I'll probably be on them for the rest of my life if I don't find another cure. Kindly share your personal experiences with psychiatry
Mines wasn't the worst experience. Nice facility but so much faggot rules and their stupid fucking schedule u have to follow to get discharged. I remember getting out thinking i was lowkey a changed man and i was gonna have a nice summer, also since the jewmeds were kinda helping my delusions, mania, ect. But just for me to get rejected by more ltb and mtb foids. Went right back into my schizoaffective loop and abused substances again.
 

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