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Is it just me, or is nobody else getting their epilepsy or migraine meds? Am I the only one left out here??? 😱
I'm about to go have a serious word with my neurologist. 🙂
Couldn't find the pharmacology section, so I'm dropping this here instead!🙂
Is anyone actually able to live with this disgusting medication???
Can you even function with the nausea, the dizziness that makes your head spin, or just trying to walk straight without slamming into everything? Can you talk normally, see clearly, or go without having an epilepsy seizure much less deal with the fallout?
And what about the stomach cramps, the exhaustion, the constant drowsiness, and that feeling of always having a low-grade fever?
Does it drive you crazy too—that total brain fog where you can't even remember who you talked to, what you said, or where you even were? 😕
Finally, aren't the irritability, mood swings, depression, and sheer aggression supposed to clear up after two months on it?
Do you feel like murdering the doctor who prescribed this garbage to you? 🙂
Nicole Rodriguez22 said:I don't know, the movie just didn't click for me, and I'm actually interested in the topic of suicide. I much prefer more realistic portrayals of the issue.
What really shocked me was how the film tried to suggest that maybe we can't even kill ourselves 😲
but instead, we just end up living in some kind of afterlife after committing suicide 😲
Groovy then 😲
In that case, I’d recommend Suicide Club—everyone there kills themselves (and apparently stays dead 👍).
Man, I love that movie. Check my signature 😍
Anyway, ever since I watched it—I’ve been terrified of the Suicide Club (which wasn't really an issue before). Is there anything worse than taking someone who just wants to die and forcing them back into a life they were trying to escape from, especially in a world as incredibly pointless as this one?😲