A ‘trend’ popped up on my facebook account tonight talking about how clozapine is proven to be effective for patients with sz 30% of the time.
First of all, I’d ask if they went to the magnetoencephalography/nimh testing to determine if they actually have Sz or not.
Second, I was forced to swallow that ■■■■, and it made me dizzy. very dizzy. and I’m angry about it because my arm was busted and it was painful to try to walk around dizzy, try to catch myself, with a busted damn arm.
Third, i read the package, says it is an immunosuppressant. well, if I have an autoimmune disorder, then the effective and correct treatment would be to supppress my immune system.
lastly, I resent being forced to swallow that ■■■■, having my arm broken, walk around dizzy, and watch resarchers try to take credit for these studies with faulty conditions.
I’ll hold to the fact that my arm was busted by a hospital employee. It seems to me because I told the nurse she had an awful haircut and I knew a salon who could fix it. But in any regard, there is no excuse for breaking my arm within the hospital.
So, after this nightmare event, I came home, threw the clozapine ■■■■ away in the garbage, laid in bed for a couple weeks,nursed my busted arm, ate my mestinon like candy. Then suddenly I felt better. Brain fixed thanks to mestinon, not clozapine.
then I was exstatic about it, called my nurse, then accused of being manic! mental health care workers -get a life!
Kind Regards Team Sz!
Thank you have a nice day.
