I am taking vraylar rom the end of october.
My mind has never been so… clean. So calm. I don’t remember myself so “like me” for many years.
Maybe it’s the fact that I combine smallest dose of ablify (10 mg) with vraylar of biggest dose (6mg)
My pdoc had this idea that maybe after many years of vraylar I could stop medication forever.
Now I believe THERE IS possibility of that happening in a 3-5 years. I am so so so glad I feel better than ever. Almost no symptoms today, maybe even zero.
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I’m on vraylar 1.5mg and olanzapine 20mg.
It took my delusions away but I still hear voices and feel strange sensations in my brain.
If I remember it correctly, your psychosis was drug induced?
The prognosis is good. You might get through this.
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Mostly drug induced. It all started with weed (some strange sensations and delusions, mild hallucinations started appearing) as I was smoking it for many months. My stress back then (it was 2016) was also very very high, as I was stressing about future. And then I took enormous dose of meth, 10x higher than an average dose (I didn’t knew my brother gave me this enormous, probably lethal dose) and went for a full blown one year length psychosis. I believe it was both drug and stress induced psychosis. But the worst things happened after meth
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Geodon and Seroquel have done the job for me. I’m grateful to have them.
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I am glad you’re feeling well 
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Amazing, glad to hear this. Being clear and calm minded is great
Hoping Vraylar will do same for me, still waiting on results of my heart
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I’m also on 6 mg of Vraylar, and it’s a nice drug. I take it in conjunction with 80 mg of Latuda, and both work pretty well for me.
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Glad to hear you have a doctor that was willing to consider tapering you off medication completely. That’s great
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I hope when vraylar will reach its full effect, you will also feel great!!
I am also happy because of it @FreeLunch
Maybe one day it will really happen
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Paliperidone and latuda has worked wonders for me, out of the psych ward 6 months.
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Glad you are doing better @anon8411913 
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That’s great news!! @Natron
I am counting a sixth year without psychiatric wards
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Aww thanks 
@Wave
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