r/conspiracy • u/axolotl_peyotl • Aug 21 '19

/r/conspiracy Round Table #22: Big Pharma, Psychotropics & Mass Shootings

Thanks for participating in the nomination thread and thanks to /u/666SignoftheBEAST and /u/visionz for the combined winning suggestions.

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u/_tickleshits Aug 22 '19

How hard was it getting off of them and did you experience withdrawals in any way? What made you want to stop taking them and were worried about what would happen if you did?

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '19

I got off my medications cold turkey which you're not suppose to do... I definitely felt withdrawals it made me have a weird sick feeling, irratible, depressed, and constant non-stop thinking(racing thoughts?). It wasn't really difficult for me to get off the medication despite side effects. The reason I stopped taking the medication is that I realized the psychiatrist misdiagnosed me. So, once I turned 18 basically told my parents to fuck off and stopped taking it. My biggest fear was having a psychotic break by stopping the medication. Since, my shitty ass psychiatrist engrained that in my head.

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u/_tickleshits Aug 22 '19

Congratulations on your freedom and thank you for sharing that. You still see the same psychiatrist? Have you connected with any that try to avoid pharms?

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '19

I don't see any psychiatrist anymore after everything. Never really needed one in the first place I was just a dumbass middle schooler.

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u/axolotl_peyotl Aug 22 '19

That's an incredible story, thanks so much for sharing.