Well maybe more convenient for u
I doubt that. Sounds more like a delusion. You have a belief that meds do that and are going down a rabbit hole.
We’ve told you, again multiple times, Abilify doesn’t do that. It has a lower side effect profile than say, Invega.
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can’t have delusion on meds
And I’m speaking from experience. I was on a med that actually did that.
Oh, yes you can have delusions and fixations on meds.
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But how does that work
It means the medicine isn’t strong enough or you are resistant to that med for some.
I don’t have any beliefs of now
You believe the meds are making you stupid.
Yeah but that’s reality
I seriously doubt it. You’re just fixated.
@Crystal-Cotton you are delusional and out of control.
I could say the same of you. How did you arrive into this conclusion?
@Qwerty , don’t get confrontational. She’s very young and unexperienced in psychosis.
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I’m not dumb you know
Being very young and inexperienced is not dumb.
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If you corporate and show them you can be trusted with meds , it might be an option in future for you to switch… i was given meds , I took them as prescribed for a 5 years… at this point when I asked if I could make changes to the meds they also helped me in making those decisions
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I take pills since 2014. I had shots when i was hospitalized, i was young and i didn’t understand i needed. I didn’t refuse pills, so they trusted me. I think pills is better than shots but you can’t forget to take the pills.
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I also feel abilify is one of the better ones shot wise , although everyone is different… if it isn’t helping there are other shots that they may look into so you’ll find one that’s right hopefully
IDK man, I always preferred the shot. Takes 10 minutes at the clinic once a month and I don’t have to worry about skipping doses with pills because I forgot to take them or running out of medication. It makes my life just a tiny bit easier.
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