Wow, so few voices of reason in this thread...
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I am a paramedic with a good amount of advanced education in pharmocology, epidemiology and physiology. I practice emergency medicine, and occasionally treat things like pneumonia and flu like symptoms.
I dont believe in 90% of western medicine, psychiatric medications are the number one offender on my list. I believe quite a few of the permenantly alter a brains chemistry. I believe that some of the drugs ( Abilify being one of them ) will turn a fairly normal person into a stark raving lunatic. Out of the very worst mental health emergency calls I have responded to that was a common factor when looking at currently prescribed medications.
I think arguing if a grown adult should or shouldnt vape is kind of silly when you think about the poison the medical community have pushed through FDA approval. I am talking about drugs with very serious side effects, liver damage, cardiac deterioration, anemia, suicidal thoughts, risk for stroke...
My opinion does not count for anything... but I bet the nicotine is safer in the long run than anything the doctor prescribed.
A psychiatrist knows a lot more about the effects of the drugs they prescribe and their interactions than a pharmacist. They also evaluate the effect of drugs prescribed by any of the patient's other doctors. Psychiatrists see their patients 20 minutes or more at a time at regular intervals as needed. They evaluate drug effects as part of this consultation and know how to read the answers and signs a patient provides. A pharmacist sees a customer in a drug store for a couple of minutes. The education and training of psychiatrists and pharmacists are on entirely different levels. There is a good reason for this. That's why doctors can prescribe drugs and pharmacists can't.
I also Disagree
Doctors use Statistics and information provided to recommend Drugs
Pharmacist are on at least that same information level as well as having advanced and first alert information on drug reactions.
Trust your doctor to recommend the right Drugs to treat you, but trust your pharmacist to know if there is any conflict.
My ex boyfriend awhile back was always talking about crime cases. Most of the suicides he dealt with had prozac in the medicine cabinet. Most of the worst abusive drunks were on Budweiser.
I am going to try and help you so please listen and don't take the harshness of truth to mean otherwise.
You admit to having some mental stuff, nothing wrong with it really in this day and age. This is an insane world, maybe you are more normal then the rest of us and can't take the bull! How about that? What is it that you have a hard time adjusting to? The same ole same ole bull that dulls all our lives?
Anyway, you found something you love, and your doc pushing them pills on your dumb .... is not happy. You killed his business he gets a kickback on all them meds. If you are having such a hard time finding a true doctor then come to NJ, my doctor almost danced and gave me a hug when I told him I was vaping. My other doc who did some surgery on my hand was also very pleased, so were all the ladies on his staff. Bottom line is this, not everyone is who they are supposed to be, some doctors are like used cars salesmen, some are not.
As far as you mom, what mom is not the exact way you describe yours? All a mom has to hear is that her son should not have salt, and from there on you will never be able to have a potato chip without her breaking your ballz.
So my friend, you found something you love and are happy? They are getting in the way of someone pushing the pill?..too fecking bad enjoy life! And if you can't find anyone you trust how about trusting yourself for a change?
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Not everyone is as lucky as you, and you are extremely ignorant of the facts regarding mental health. These problems existed 40+ years ago. The difference between then and now was that people were pulled from their homes (and families) and carted off to loony bins to live the rest of their lives in misery.
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Not everyone is as lucky as you, and you are extremely ignorant of the facts regarding mental health. These problems existed 40+ years ago. The difference between then and now was that people were pulled from their homes (and families) and carted off to loony bins to live the rest of their lives in misery.
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Not on a high horse brother, simply stating the fact that we have all become cows to BP. While these problems did exist 40 years ago, and families were torn apart these were a % of the American people, they are now giving this to everyone with abandon yet you are the cheerleader now for this are you not? You want to dismiss everything I said based on the fact that some people need the medication. Not everyone in the world needs these meds, yet BP will give these to everyone and you are on board, with abandon, and you want to promote more of it.
Lucky? No I am not lucky I feel like I have a curse at times. Being lucky as I am I would be well for me to go fishing and enjoy myself lost in my own little lucky world. I care about my fellow man, and perhaps they have not made a pill to cure this yet. But I'm sure given the time and the pain that I happen to cause their profit, I'm sure they are working for a pill for me right now, I just hope they hurry to up.
I never once said that everybody should be on meds. In fact, if you read my previous post, I said "Anti-depressants can be very effective when prescribed, and taken, properly. ". How did you decide that my comment defines me as a cheerleader for BP and/or everyone being medicated? All I asked of you was to not recommend that a person with schizophrenia go off their meds.
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The OP stated that he vapes 6mg nicotine andWell excellent, sounds like dallyllama's psychiatrist has finally found a true hazard of vaping--it has negative effects when used in conjunction with antipsychotics.
Can't wait until he publishes his research study confirming this.