Seroquel fixed my head

ODanksta

ODanksta

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I've been in a deep depression for about a year now, probably because I don't work a normal job. Just been lazy as fuck, I make enough money to get by happily most of time.. But the other day I bought a bottle of 400 mg seroquel to help me sleep and after a couple days of taking it I feel no depression.. yah! Depression is very real and will cripple you.. I am glad I found something to snap me out of it..
I don't really know why I am sharing this with you fucks, but oh well.
 
ClaytonBigsby

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I have horrible insomnia too. It's the falling asleep that is so difficult...... followed by the getting up.

I found a show called Outrageous Act of Science. When I;m ready to crash, I put it on and I swear I'm asleep within five minutes. Not knocking the show, I like it. I think the tone and pace just suck you under. Try it, report back.
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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ODanksta said:
I've been in a deep depression for about a year now, probably because I don't work a normal job. Just been lazy as fuck, I make enough money to get by happily most of time.. But the other day I bought a bottle of 400 mg seroquel to help me sleep and after a couple days of taking it I feel no depression.. yah! Depression is very real and will cripple you.. I am glad I found something to snap me out of it..
I don't really know why I am sharing this with you fucks, but oh well.
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I would trade my breakfast tray in jail for them so I could sleep.

ClaytonBigsby said:
Did you chug it like a trip to Roboville?

I fight depression too, Kemo. Glad you're feeling better.

Much love
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As in chemo for cancer?
 
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brimck325

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watch that seroquel, i had some side effects that never went away....leg twitching n shit like that. it was like kicking dope when i got off it too.
on the other hand, i'm glad you found some relief!
 
chewberto

chewberto

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Actually this is a common drug in the joint. While it could knock you out, if you fight the urge to sleep you will stay Insomniatic. I remember it gives you The leg shakes.
 
ODanksta

ODanksta

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chewberto said:
Actually this is a common drug in the joint. While it could knock you out, if you fight the urge to sleep you will stay Insomniatic. I remember it gives you The leg shakes.
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I noticed my hands shaking after taking it, which I thought was pretty odd because I have super steady hands of a welder or a artist.. So far thats the only bad side effect I have noticed.. its probably not good that I started on the highest dosage.. but honestly I felt great for once, today
 
ODanksta

ODanksta

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ttystikk said:
For depression, look at recent research done with ketamine.
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Lol, ketamine? Some things that have helped me in the past are shrooms and ayahuasca.

The seroquel seems to be working pretty good as of now..

I think it's mostly due to a good nights rest more then anything
 
texasjack

texasjack

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you shouldn't be taking that without doctor supervision. I hope you're not. Google extrapyramidal symptoms. Parkinsonism is real and can be permanent
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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ODanksta said:
Lol, ketamine? Some things that have helped me in the past are shrooms and ayahuasca.

The seroquel seems to be working pretty good as of now..

I think it's mostly due to a good nights rest more then anything
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A decent night's sleep is a powerful curative. That said, yes- ketamine!
 
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