Official Mental Health Thread

[Mindfulness]

Originally Posted by WWWP

Oh, that's interesting. I didn't know antihistamines can help with anxiety.

Its what they gave me years ago too, but maybe this is something better idk.
she mentioned klonopin but since im on marijuana daily she cant give me that. so im stopping weed in a month of less when my card runs out and just going to take pills

[goldendoodle]

Is it Vistaril? I didn't like it because it made me horribly groggy for the next 24 hours. (God forbid they just give me klonopin or something that works for me) I hope it works for you though. It should help with sleeping at the very least. It feels like a more intense version of benadryl.

[The Batlord]

Mmm... Benadryl. Great sleep and weird dreams.

[Mindfulness]

Originally Posted by goldendoodle

Is it Vistaril? I didn't like it because it made me horribly groggy for the next 24 hours. (God forbid they just give me klonopin or something that works for me) I hope it works for you though. It should help with sleeping at the very least. It feels like a more intense version of benadryl.

I didnt even ask her how to spell it and didnt catch the name of what it is but maybe it works if its better than benadryl? just when she said antihistamine, i just thought inside "well here comes benadryl"

[Tristan_Geoff]

I used to trip on Benadryl until the most recent attempt. **** makes you psychotic. I can't imagine that would help any with anxiety but hey they're the doctors ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Mindfulness]

Originally Posted by Mrs. Tristan Rosenstock

I used to trip on Benadryl until the most recent attempt. **** makes you psychotic. I can't imagine that would help any with anxiety but hey they're the doctors ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[goldendoodle]

I'm now getting to the "Maybe I shouldn't be on medication" phase. This always happens. "It's normal for me to feel like I'm underwater in a dream all the time. Medication prevents me from seeing and feeling the true nature of reality and of myself. If I'm not constantly suffering then I am weak. If I am weak/complacent, if I'm not in a constant hyper-vigilant state, then things unseen could slither in from the dark and harm me." (And other such ptsd-induced nonsense.)
edit: found an inpatient treatment center that accepts my medicaid, they want me to do the inpatient program, about to go meet with them to make sure there's no issues with the medicaid and such. And if there's not I'll be staying there for the next week or so. bye!

[OccultHawk]

Medication prevents me from seeing and feeling the true nature of reality and of myself

Actually, I think you might be right on that part.

[Marie Monday]

Good luck, I hope it will do some good.
Notions in your head which you know aren't true but still persist are the worst. That sheds some light for me on how people get in this on/off medication cycle (although I can imagine unpleasant side effects alone would do that).

[Tristan_Geoff]

Originally Posted by goldendoodle

I'm now getting to the "Maybe I shouldn't be on medication" phase. This always happens. "It's normal for me to feel like I'm underwater in a dream all the time. Medication prevents me from seeing and feeling the true nature of reality and of myself. If I'm not constantly suffering then I am weak. If I am weak/complacent, if I'm not in a constant hyper-vigilant state, then things unseen could slither in from the dark and harm me." (And other such ptsd-induced nonsense.)
edit: found an inpatient treatment center that accepts my medicaid, they want me to do the inpatient program, about to go meet with them to make sure there's no issues with the medicaid and such. And if there's not I'll be staying there for the next week or so. bye!

Good luck!! Happy for you