Posts by Chloe Thompson9

Brian Edwards6 said:That doesn’t mean every single post someone has ever made is going to be wiped out automatically. If a user has a massive history here—a real body of work—their critical, yet objective and properly phrased posts will probably stay (depending on how they justify them).

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So what does this actually imply?
If I’ve been an active member on Reddit for years—thousands of posts under my belt—and I write that a face cream from Brand X bought at Target is an absolute disaster, completely useless, smells revolting enough to make me gag, and gave me a massive rash...
Is that post just going to vanish?
And if it gets nuked, am I expected to provide my full legal name, Social Security number, and home address right there in the thread just to get it reinstated?
Is that the price for making it easier for some corporation to sue me for defamation?
Since when are we not allowed to have an opinion, share our thoughts, or express our actual emotions regarding an event, a product, a company, or even a movie...?🤷

Who is going to decide—and by what metric, exactly—what constitutes "acceptable" speech versus what doesn't?
Going back to the cream example—who is the arbiter here? Who decides whether that cream actually smells like horse manure to ME, while the manufacturer claims it smells like a mountain breeze 🤷
and that it genuinely makes me nauseous (even if it doesn't affect anyone else)?
Am I allowed to say that, or am I being silenced?

Am I missing something obvious here?
This is truly... just... unbelievable.

Nicole Martinez8 said:FINE, I GET IT. SO HOW ABOUT THIS: SEROQUEL IS SUPER DANGEROUS, DO YOUR RESEARCH! IS THAT OKAY WITH YOUR RULES?☕

I assume that’s not the case—mostly because you’re busy screaming at the top of your lungs (read: typing in all caps). 😁

fadedbear92 said:It really varies from person to person—just like any other medication, honestly.

My experiences

http://www.depresija.org/forum/index...howtopic=10658

Thanks.

I was recently put on Ludiomil alongside Prozac, and I’ve noticed this constant, nagging urge to just shovel food down my throat—though, then again, I know these things take time to actually kick in, so I can't tell if this is just a temporary phase (PMS, maybe?) or if it's a direct side effect of the Ludiomil.
Regardless—I'm going to trust my doctor, take the meds, and wait to see what happens, while trying my best to keep an eye on my portions in the meantime. 🙂

Does Ludiomil actually kill your appetite? (And by extension—is it a one-way ticket to weight gain?)

Thanks 🙂

casualstag39 said:Greetings. I was doing quite well on 20mg of Prozac from Eli Lilly, but everything went downhill once my psychiatrist switched me over to WebMD. It feels like I'm just drinking plain water at this point. Apparently, Prozac isn't even available in the US anymore, so they're pushing this new successor called Cymbalta instead. Anyway, I started taking the Cymbalta yesterday, and within an hour, this crushing fatigue hit me and I felt completely numb. I could barely walk all day and ended up passing out by 8 PM. Has anyone else dealt with this nonsense?
Thanks

Where are you getting that from? I picked up my Prozac just two weeks ago... it's definitely available... I have no idea where that information came from.🤷

Melissa Campbell3 said:Does Zyprexa (olanzapine from a different manufacturer) cause weight gain regardless of what you eat? Like, will you put on pounds even if you aren't eating anything?😲 I’m honestly lost here since I just started taking these yesterday. It’s a huge concern for me because I struggle with bulimia, and gaining more weight feels like it would just push me completely over the edge.😢 I'm just feeling really overwhelmed by everything right now.

I can't speak to those specific pills since I haven't taken them myself... everything seems to depend on the individual... but even without being a medical expert, one thing is clear: you can't magically gain weight from the medication alone—I highly doubt any pill contains a few thousand calories per dose.... the reality is likely that they spike your appetite, so you end up consuming more and *that* is why you gain weight... at least, that's my logic.

Then again, for some people, it doesn't trigger that increased appetite at all.

Is it even possible that these pills aren't doing anything for me at all?
I mean, 6 mg of Xanax does absolutely nothing—not a single bit of calm, not a hint of relief, just zero change whatsoever.
Sure, the Prozac hasn't kicked in yet; I know that takes longer to build up.
But now my psychiatrist has me taking 1.5 mg doses of Xanax spread out throughout the entire day.
Then tonight, I took the Sanval 5 mg he prescribed for the first time, and... nothing. Just me staring blankly at the ceiling—and they tell you this stuff is supposed to knock you out instantly!
What is wrong with me? Why isn't any of this working?

Where in the States can I pick up a masquerade costume? Looking for adult sizes