even though Abilify worked before it doesn’t mean I’ll get the same reactions now.
What’s wrong, @anon80629714? Are you and/or your family okay?
Ear pain. The pain is so bad I just want to find a quiet place and I’m on my own.
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It’s really that bad, huh? Prepare for the worst and hope for the best.
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Yeah might not seem like a crisis. But I find it so hard to get through to my pdoc it’s the only way I know how.
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Sadly I know what you mean ish. Pdoc are hard to get a hold of in the uk on the NHS.
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Are you by any chance on Paxil? I think one of the crazy and rare side effects is hearing loss! But, it’s ear pain, so dunno.
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I know it’s not really a great idea. But this way it gets recorded and he said he’s gonna email my team too.
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No not Paxil. They said no antidepressants for me
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Would the nhs 111 number be a better bet?
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On the contrary - I think it is a good idea. Like you say it puts your case in importance.
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111 is non emergency. And I don’t think I’ve got the patience to go through all that… is your heart working … are you conscious thing … and be told to contact my GP. He’s not a mental health expert.
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Or told to goto A&E 
The problem with that is I was talking to this random dude on the net who turned out to be a nurse at my local hospital. A mental health nurse. And I’ve been slightly … I mean very stupid at what I’ve sent. My local hospital is outside my borough so I’ll never be his patient but I’m scared to bump into him.
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I heard that you only get meds in the UK when you go to the hospital. Is that true? Because a steady supply of meds would be more important to me.
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No it’s not. I never set foot in an inpatient ward as a patient. I get meds.
I’m sorry, I’m so confused about what’s happening but I just hope you’re okay. Feel better soon!
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