There’s a very big chance that you will go nuts if you stop taking your meds.
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Some people have will power and are lucky. If there is a will there is a way. Bad advice, I know, but I thought about quitting too. I enjoy the peace and relaxation gives me at the cost of no motivation, erectile dysfunction, and obesity lol.
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It’s a very strong possibility. I was off meds for a year or two. And felt the same as when I was on them. Still had delusions of voices but was more stable then I am now. It eventually got worse as I just stared. Maybe if I had stayed on the meds it wouldn’t have got worse.
I’m sorry but I don’t agree.
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I am coming off Amisulpride with permission from my doctor, still on latuda though. Ive had more positive symptoms but I know its not real.
Doctors say when you have pain you will not be addicted to the opiodes, I think its true but it depends on the severity of pain I think, pains after surgery or pain of end stages of cancer will not be killed unless by opiodes,
When you become addicted to it, it does not ruin the body or brain but you are on a high that you can’t work or you are on a low that you can’t work too,
However, its high is so that you can drive without any danger, it does not vanish reasonable thinking unless you feel you can do anything you want and that everything will be good and solved,
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