One of the most painful parts of psychiatric drug harm is watching your loved one begin to see you as the problem. Suddenly, you are no longer the safe person. In their altered state, you may be seen as controlling, trapping, judging, or interfering. They may pull away, accuse, blame, rewrite the past, or say…
Worried my wife will leave me I am the medicated partner. Married 14 years with 2 kids. In the last 4 years I have been through serious anxiety over a job I regretted taking and a massive shoulder injury. Was already taking 50 mg Zoloft for GAD but then given 2 mg of Abilify for…
Here is a story of a medicated person on Lexapro. If this sounds familiar to you, there is support. Learn more. I kept asking myself what was wrong with my brain. I knew something was not right but could not understand why. I was taking the medications that were supposed to fix me. I wanted…
Anxiety can be driven by missing nutrients. It’s time that psychiatrists and the medical field start asking what the root cause is. Science backs this. What must if feel like to find out a nutritional deficiency may be the cause of losing a close relationship. Neuropsychiatric manifestations in vitamin B12 deficiency
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WHY was he asking questions like: “What is your name?” “What’s your last name?” “Are you famous?” Was he suffering from short-term memory problems? What was he on? Was he taken off any prescriptions recently? Was there a dose change, new drug, rapid taper, cold turkey, or polydrug cocktail? Why do we accept the narrative…
Day 27 of Med Harm Awareness. Today’s truth is simple: love.These drugs can strip the felt sense of love. The person on the drug may feel unloved, unwanted, unappreciated, or unadored.Their partner, sibling, parent, or child may feel the drugged person has stopped loving, caring, or respecting them.Neither side understands what’s happening. Spellbinding, in plain language:It’s like your loved one…
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