Anonymous #1 1d

no i quit my antipsychotic cold turkey actually! 😆

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Anonymous OP 1d

girl be careful… i work in the medical field that can get rough! (also, i apologize, i misread ur caption)

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Anonymous #1 1d

lmaooo it’s okay. i technically didn’t need it, nor did it help me. it just kept me up all night to the point where i could barely function because i was in pain from exhaustion 😭😭 like what even is my life lmaoo

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Anonymous #1 1d

thank you for your concern though. it’s much appreciated bro 🫂

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Anonymous #2 1d

please don’t kill my whimsy bruh 😫😫😫

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Anonymous OP 1d

Your right you don’t need it, just make sure to taper off, if you been on them short period of time then cold turkey is fine. Had better luck with cbd or vaping medical cbd and thc flower. Nice thing about using a medical vaporizer you bypass your liver which is the main problem of taking pills your whole life can be hard on your liver too. Lots of long term side effects. Not saying it’s healthly to smoke big blunts all day. treat the scared herb with respect will do you way better than pills.

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Anonymous #4 1d

From my experience with them both. But will To much high thc or burning out your lungs will drive most people crazy. So it’s about your choice of consumption also the cannabinol levels would for example recommend mixing half cbd at least with your thc to balance out thc bring it down to better level. Less likely to cause psychosis. Also add some cbg in there for pain.

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Anonymous #4 1d

I would’ve tapered off but I just couldn’t cause the pharmacy has restocked the lower dose my doctor called in. I was only on it for like a few weeks 2-3 so I think I’ll be fine

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Anonymous #4 1d

hi! it’s me again. OP- don’t do this! im a pharmacy technician. this is terrible idea with no scientific backing, and with it being in a legal grey area, you won’t be able to seek medical support for issues from it.

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Anonymous #1 1d

yeah, those comments felt like an ai bot about to try to get me to buy their CBD products 😭 i wasn’t able to taper off but im not gonna replace it with anything else unless my doctor and i talk about a new plan which we are later this week. again, thank you truly for your concern. you seem really caring and i can tell you’re good at your job because of it. 🫶🏾

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Anonymous OP 1d

You’ll be fine just think of it like something else you’ve quit, like from my experience with quiting ciggerettes or cutting back coffee it’s mostly placebo, a lot is in your mind. Just stay positive and remember to keep breathing and stay calm. And find something else like herbals tea or something grounding for you to get your mind in a better place.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Oh yeah you’ll be total fine if you were only on them for 2-3 weeks. I’ve done that before was not that bad.

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Anonymous OP 1d

If you were on them for months to years you would have hard time coming of cold turkey.

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Anonymous #4 1d

I didn’t need these medications because they weren’t supposed to help with my diagnosis, but I’m just a little confused and concerned by your comments. Everyone’s experience is different, but a good medication alongside therapy has been immensely more beneficial for me than herbal teas. You probably mean well, but this is coming off to me as like “anti medication” which isn’t my intention, nor is this the space I want created in the comments of this goofy post I made about being horny 😭😭

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Anonymous #4 1d

I truly don’t mean disrespect, I’m just not sure what you mean by your comments and that’s a bit worrying. The medication I was on was for Bipolar and Schizophrenia, and while I’m neither and the medication didn’t work for me, I wouldn’t say it’s “placebo” they’re real conditions that extend beyond just a positive mindset and the medication has helped other people. It just didn’t work for me, but that doesn’t make it less than.

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