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08 Sep 2007, 7:52 am

have u ever get shot for one?...........i have get those couple times partly from time when i was in observation in hospital

im making this poll just for indrest

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08 Sep 2007, 8:20 am

you didn't but option for 'haven't had one yet...'
I hope they weren't too mean to you in the hospital

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08 Sep 2007, 8:31 am

I've had tranqs via IV; does that count?

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08 Sep 2007, 8:33 am

Danielismyname wrote:

I've had tranqs via IV; does that count?

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08 Sep 2007, 8:42 am

alexbeetle wrote:

you didn't but option for 'haven't had one yet...'
I hope they weren't too mean to you in the hospital

no they werent...i got tranzquilers coz i got meltdowns and usually after meltdown i waked in restains though i bropaply deserved it :lol:

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08 Sep 2007, 10:26 am

I had it voluntarily by IV.

I really hate GPs who prescribe them willy-nilly because they have no idea about mental health PDDs and don't want to refer you and want to get rid of you. They are not supposed to do this but are still getting away with it.

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08 Sep 2007, 10:47 am

ya some people dont care to do their work by good so if patient seems that it fits the spectrum..then he can ged rid off u by sending u in observation

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08 Sep 2007, 10:55 am

Not a shot actually but a cup of orange juice heavily laced with an antipsychotic agent (I forget which one) That's ok!! ! I was definitely psychotic at the time and it enabled me to sleep and return to the world of rationality. That was my first hospitalization for manic psychosis. And being brought back from mania that way sure beats waking up totally exhausted and in a state of paralyzing depression.

I was depressed afterwards but it was relatively mild as such things go.

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08 Sep 2007, 5:42 pm

I've considered looking into them. They could prevent me from having tear-laced meltdowns, and I'd look more my age as a result.

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08 Sep 2007, 5:44 pm

Sorry. I was called a Cry Baby by a staff member at my clubhouse, who has two grown NT children a little over a week ago.

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08 Sep 2007, 5:46 pm

CockneyRebel wrote:

I've considered looking into them. They could prevent me from having tear-laced meltdowns, and I'd look more my age as a result.

There are better things for that like mood stabilisers. tranquillisers are not good long term.

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08 Sep 2007, 5:51 pm

0_equals_true wrote:

CockneyRebel wrote:

I've considered looking into them. They could prevent me from having tear-laced meltdowns, and I'd look more my age as a result.

There are better things for that like mood stabilisers. tranquillisers are not good long term.

i gree trazquilerts knock u out for few hours so u dont know where u are going to wake up...its kind scary

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08 Sep 2007, 5:58 pm

They are amongst the most addictive of drugs. They used them a lot in the 50-60s and it is not a coincidence, with the combination of sleeping pills, they caused a generation of worse off people.

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08 Sep 2007, 6:06 pm

Nope. I can't say it will never happen. There's always that chance that I could lose my grip. I've felt like I've come close several times now. Some days I feel like I could use a tranquilizer.

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08 Sep 2007, 6:09 pm

0_equals_true wrote:

They are amongst the most addictive of drugs.

i never saw the glamour in heroine or any kind of drug that makes you sleepy. i walk around tired half the day without drugs :lol:

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09 Sep 2007, 1:38 am

Which are you talking about? Neuroleptics or benzodiazepines? These classes are both called tranquilizers even though their methods of action are completely unrelated.

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