RazorSharp
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- Mar 11, 2026
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Therapy can be good, tho warning it's not what you might expect
it's a super long process to get into the sessions and actually make progress. same thing with medication
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A lot of therapy. I'm prescribed meds but I do not take them. I feel very guilty about it.Pick the answer most suitable for your situation.
I stopped taking Lurasidone and I doubt that was a good idea. You're supposed to listen to your doctors. I hate the restlessness after I take it, though.I'm having terrible side effects from lurasidone and/or fluoxetine right now. Dry mouth and I feel like my tongue can't find a comfortable position. I feel at once brain dead and anxious.
Fuck, I know how that feels, being unable to express your pain because THAT kind of pain is taboo and should be dealt with the carefulness of a sledgehammer.I'm almost thinking about it again, even though I know it wouldn't solve my problems, just to have someone to talk to. I'm terribly lonely.
I don't know what to do.
The last one made me think she cared but she lied through her teeth.
Isolation is so terrible though.
And I wouldn't be able to say ANYTHING more than - at most - "passive suicidal ideations" as even that can get them in "alarmed" mode.
I don't know what to do.
And my shrink, he increased my propranolol (which I'm thinking may be my only choice for suicide), but won't increase my clonazepam - "it increases depression" - oh really, what does the PROPRANOLOL do?!? The moment I started it I got much deeper depressed than ever, with nightmares I hadn't been having before.
Sorry I rambled; this is the only place I can talk - ha, "talk" - write about it, without getting bullsh*t back.
I wish I had a whole bottle extra of the klonopin, even if it wouldn't kill me; I just wish I could sleep forever.....
I also wish so-called "normal" people understood what this is all like.....
instead, you get punished for having a bad reaction to a terrible situation.
And isolation makes it a million times WORSE.