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Angry L’oie

@AngryLoie

Katılım Mayıs 2024
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omnibus protection plan
omnibus protection plan@omnibusproplan·
@DrJosefWD I definitely have that. Cold turkeyed Valium thanks to an evil doc 2024. Super high blood pressure. We will see how long i live.
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Dr. Josef
Dr. Josef@DrJosefWD·
Most people think benzo withdrawal = a few bad weeks. That is regular withdrawal. There is another kind. Protracted benzo withdrawal is a neurological injury. Tinnitus, burning skin, muscle spasms, cognitive impairment. Recovery takes 1 to 5 years. And some people develop it without ever changing their dose.
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Angry L’oie@AngryLoie·
@ClassyKellyAtl @DrJosefWD The problem is prescribing something like Xanax without informed consent to the possible brain damage is causes. When I came off, the neurological issues I had, some that still linger nearly 2yrs later, are complete hell. I’m better now, not 💯, and I should have been told
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ClassyKellyAtl
ClassyKellyAtl@ClassyKellyAtl·
@DrJosefWD Is there something wrong with Xanax? I have so many health conditions, it’s literally the only thing that makes me feel better. I have had 2 spine fusions, and stage 3 chronic kidney disease so I can’t take NSAIDS. I’m in unreal pain w no rx pain medication.
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Dr. Josef
Dr. Josef@DrJosefWD·
Most doctors will tell you to taper off benzodiazepines in four to eight weeks. What they won't tell you is that for a significant portion of patients, that timeline causes serious neurological harm. The FDA recognized this in 2020. Protracted withdrawal is real, it is documented, and it changes everything about how a taper should be approached. If your doctor has never heard of it, that is not your fault. But it is your problem to solve. A 10% cut every two weeks sounds small. It is not. That pace is intentional. It gives your nervous system time to adapt without triggering a cascade of symptoms that can set you back for months. Slow is not weak. Slow is strategic. The patients I have seen try to rush this process are often the same ones who end up needing years to recover from the fallout.
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Angry L’oie@AngryLoie·
@LegacyGrower @DrJosefWD 2012 AF AD gave me Klonopin and bentyl for hyperthyroidism. Said I had anxiety and IBS. Then switched it to Xanax and added Wellbutrin. 10 yrs later, many psych pills and a wrong dx of bipolar dx, yeah, I lost a decade and a career. Coming off was hell. Almost 2yrs last dose!
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One Nation Under Informed
One Nation Under Informed@LegacyGrower·
Wasn't told this at all while prescribed them (Xanax) in 2006 on active duty (briefly, for around 90 days, maybe it was 60, I dont remember now), enough to get unwillingly addicted to them. I was taking them as prescribed and no more, and there was no way I could take more anyway— they were counting them. Then I had to suddenly stop when the script ran out to return to full duty , "needs of the service" and all that jazz. That was (not) fun...
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Angry L’oie@AngryLoie·
Thank you for addressing this, bc I’m disgusted with it.
Liz Wheeler@Liz_Wheeler

These podcast wars are embarrassing. Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, Candace Owens... What are we, toxic mean girls in high school? These vulgar ad hominems being hurled back and forth by leaders of the conservative movement…I still have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. They never mention the substance on which they disagree. We in the conservative movement—especially in the media—are supposed to be thought leaders. And when you’re a thought leader, you are supposed to persuade people about why your position is best. That's your job. That's my job. We are supposed to challenge and dismantle ideas that are bad, dangerous, and wrong. But is that what we're doing? No, that's not what we're seeing here. The biggest voices on the Right are acting like a nasty episode of Real Housewives. What’s next? Pulling hair extensions and scratching? This is not the highest and best use of our platforms, voices, and this influence that we have been afforded. The midterms are around the corner and the only group being helped by these petty, superficial, juvenile spats are the Democrats. We are facing an ACTUAL crisis in our nation that everyone is ignoring because they're addicted to drama. We have ONE CHANCE at mass deportations. ONE CHANCE. And we're squandering it because the leaders of the movement would rather… beef?

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Psychiatry_Survivor
Psychiatry_Survivor@Psychiatry_Anti·
Just because YOU were fine... If someone shares that they were injured by a psychiatric drug and your response is: "I took that and I was fine." or "I stopped cold turkey and never had withdrawals." This type of comment lacks self-awareness. Being dismissive of someone's injury isn't helpful. That's like visiting someone in hospital after a car accident and saying, "Well, I drove here and I didn't crash." Or like telling someone with a severe peanut allergy, "I eat peanuts all the time and I'm fine." Your personal experience does not invalidate someone else's injury. Different bodies react differently to powerful psychoactive substances. Some people come off them easily. Others have an incredibly difficult time and others even develop severe conditions like Akathisia or PAWS Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome. Both things can exist at the same time. So if your only contribution to a discussion about drug injury is to announce that you personally were fine, you're not helping. You're implying that their injury doesn't matter because you didn't have the same experience. It shows a lack of understanding about how differently these drugs can affect people. It already takes a huge amount of bravery to publicly share our experiences that opposes the propaganda, in the hopes of raising awareness and preventing others from also being unnecessarily injured. If you were lucky enough to avoid harm, that's great. Truly. But someone else's injury is not the place to center your good fortune!
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Angry L’oie@AngryLoie·
@JonathanShedler FND is a dx of exclusion mostly bc it’s the easiest dx without having to truly investigate
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Angry L’oie@AngryLoie·
@JonathanShedler FND is mostly bullshit. Oh you have stomach issues that we can’t find the reason for, that’s IBS due to stress and trauma. You’re sweating and heart is racing, that’s a panic attack-take these benzos. Can’t sleep/insomnia/mood swings, pretty sure you’re bipolar. HYPERTHYROIDISM
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Jonathan Shedler
Jonathan Shedler@JonathanShedler·
For the record: the idea that trauma can cause mental, emotional, and physical symptoms originated with Freud in 1895. Before Freud, people who had what we now call conversion symptoms or (more recently) “functional neurological disorders” were believed to have nervous system diseases that required medical treatment. These diseases were treated by neurologists. Psychoanalysis, and ultimately the profession of psychotherapy, was born with the recognition that the physical symptoms had psychological meanings—and could be understood and resolved through talking and listening. Freud’s insight changed everything. Before Freud, the prevailing view was that physical symptoms could be caused only by medical disease. After Freud, it became universally recognized that physical symptoms can be caused by *psychology.* This was the birth of the psychotherapy professions: treatment grounded in psychological meaning rather than biological mechanism. Talking and listening… imagine that. Which is why all the trendy “therapy speak” of today—“nervous system” this and “nervous system” that—is so bizarrely anachronistic. It is turning away from psychological meaning and a return to the medical model of the of the 1800s.
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Susan
Susan@BlackshepSusan·
Psychiatric drug protracted withdrawal from antidepressants/benzos causes Dysautonomia. A broken nervous system that no longer has the capacity to regulate normal bodily functions normal people pay no attention to. If you don't know this you didn't get informed consent
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Fiona French, freedom is bliss
Fiona French, freedom is bliss@benzosarebad·
Another day on X and I am absolutely delighted to be free from psych drugs, psychiatry, the mental health system, the gaslighting and manipulation and equally delighted I stayed out of #FND clinics. Psychotropic drug harm is being concealed by diagnosing #FND
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🖖🏻Kendall “Barbie destroyer” she/her cis/ace
I’m loving all the magats talking about James Vanderbeek, and what a loss it is for them. And yet he was a democrat who supported things like abortion and LGBTQIA people. It’s funny you knew nothing about him, but he was on Dawsons Creek.
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Libs of TikTok
Libs of TikTok@libsoftiktok·
BREAKING: ICE has already located 3,364 missing unaccompanied alien children in Minnesota after the Biden regime lost 300k kids The Trump admin located tens of thousands of missing kids already and many were found working as s*x slaves and living with predators
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Angry L’oie@AngryLoie·
Yes!! I am much better, but I cannot tolerate anything new into my system without throwing it back out of wack. I see people suggesting supplements, and I’m like NO, we just need to reset and heal!
Susan@BlackshepSusan

@jossyoursalad69 @TalkVenlafaxine My cns was horribly dysregulated from psychiatric drug withdrawal. It's really important to know that for some people any kind of supplementation can aggravate an already sensitized nervous system.

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Susan
Susan@BlackshepSusan·
@jossyoursalad69 @TalkVenlafaxine My cns was horribly dysregulated from psychiatric drug withdrawal. It's really important to know that for some people any kind of supplementation can aggravate an already sensitized nervous system.
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Angry L’oie@AngryLoie·
Thank you for pointing this out. As someone injured, yet took benzos as prescribed, I resent the term protracted withdrawal. The seizures, nerve pain, muscle weakness, SVT and all the other hell I went through were NOT from misusing my medication, but choosing to get off of it.
Dr. Josef@DrJosefWD

Dr. Jordan Peterson didn't have an addiction; he had a brain injury. Benzodiazepine-induced neurological dysfunction is NOT addiction—it's a rare side effect from normal prescribed doses. Addiction is a misused term. #JordanPeterson #BenzoSideEffects

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Psychiatry_Survivor
Psychiatry_Survivor@Psychiatry_Anti·
POV: Doctor prescribes psychiatric medications. Patient experiences suicidal ideation, worsening depression, brain fog, insomnia etc. Patient's 'disorder' is blamed. Doctor refuses to admit those are the very drug effects listed in the leaflet. --- Doctor prescribes an irresponsible rapid taper. Patient has seizures, brain zaps, projectile vomiting, diarrhea, vertigo, extreme pain etc. Patient is blamed for being a 'rare case.' Doctor refuses to admit that their method is flawed. So, its not the drugs and not the tapering method. Its the patients' body and brain at fault. Got it. 🙄 #PsychiatricInjuryAwareness #PsychiatricSurvivor
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Dr. Josef
Dr. Josef@DrJosefWD·
Cannabis today is NOT the same as in the '70s. It's often 40x stronger and can trigger drug-induced psychosis, misdiagnoses, and long-term mental health issues. It can be neurotoxic! #CannabisFacts #MentalHealth
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Angry L’oie@AngryLoie·
@sherizberries @DrJosefWD Where are you getting your statement “not a thing for most?” Source please. If you go to benzo buddies, a forum for ppl who are tapering or have gone through protracted withdrawal you will see many people report these side effects from long term use. Plus many many more.
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sherizberries
sherizberries@sherizberries·
@AngryLoie @DrJosefWD NEVER heard of anyone say they”feel good”after taking benzodiazepines when they are truly needed for anxiety or panic attacks.”Feeling better”after an attack,fine.Saying “it makes you feel good”sounds like a druggie. “Memory loss” & “dumbing down”, not a thing for most.
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Dr. Josef
Dr. Josef@DrJosefWD·
Benzodiazepines, feel good but can be awful drugs. Stopping them can cause severe anxiety, insomnia, and even neurological damage. Taper off slowly! #BenzoWithdrawal #MentalHealth
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