Posted by Lou Pilder on May 13, 2016, at 16:08:46
In reply to Re: Lou's urgent warning-, posted by Rather Anonymous on May 13, 2016, at 15:36:42
> Lou Pilder, thank you for participating, but unfortunately you are not contributing.
> There was a reason for me to start drugs.
> I have also tried twice to stop them and the last time I tried I was with a rope around my neck.
> I'm afraid that I cannot stop medication due to the fact that either I am addicted or I do need it. I can't tell which one. I do approve the med-free approach you have, but unfortunately, this is not my case, since I spent April med free and voila - an even worse depression that nearly got me killed.
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> Unfortunately, Nardil didn't work for me at all as I mentioned. It made me extremely moody.
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> Today I desperately called a random psychiatrist from another city, where they supposedly have better care.
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> She was quite rude and I didn't like her at all, so I decided to follow her advice! lol
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> Tomorrow I'm starting a combo:
> Clomipramine 2x10mg morning and noon.
> Flupentixol 3x0.5mg morning noon and afternoon.
> Amitriptyline 2x25mg in the evening.
> I will resume my Klonopin as usual.
>
> Last time I tried Clomipramine I ended up with severe anxiety and gave up on 10mg only.
> We'll see how this goes and I'll keep you updated.R_A,
I have posted over and over that people kill themselves in withdrawal from these drugs. If I was permitted by Mr. Hsiung to post what I need here to lead people out of the darkness of dependence to their drugs, they could not be harmed during that period. Your cessation of your drugging did not have my perspective to use for I have not posted it here yet. I understand that you wanted to kill yourself and I have posted about that here.
In regards to you starting a new combination of drugs, you question as to if you are addicted or not. The taking of these drugs can cause dependence in a short period of time without the drugger knowing it. This can cause the drugger to take more drugs to offset as they think the first drug and on and on until they have multiple addictions that could lead to death by them taking multiple drugs like you list here.
Since I have not posted here the method to be free from these drugs, but have warned that stopping the drugs could cause suicidal thoughts, that means that stopping the drugs is not what I could post about that could lead you out of the misery that you are in. What the Way is from my perspective would be that you do take something every day. But it is free without price and transforms your mind to have the power to overcome. By following the panderers of mind-altering drugs, the chemical nerve agents in them decrease your power to overcome so that the drugger looses even the ability to reason because the drugs act on the frontal lobes where cognition is. The drugs chemically give you a lobotomy. What I could say could restore that humanness that has been taken away by the drugs. In your case, I see that there s not much time left.
Lou
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