Severe brain injury and paralysis temporarily reversed with a sleeping pill

Re:Severe brain injury and paralysis temporarily reversed wi... by dumpsterdiver on Saturday November 07, 2020 @03:40AM (#25013862)

> Yes, it can be used as an anti-psychotic. However, in most of the cases I've heard, it's used as a sleep aid.

I've never taken anti-psychotics. I've asked my doctor for anti-depressants a few times (usually during relationship issues) and they are not my thing.

You're not a medical doctor, right? Obviously, or you wouldn't be giving out such frivolous advice. Dude... it's an anti-psychotic drug.

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Re:Severe brain injury and paralysis temporarily reversed wi... by smabie on Saturday November 07, 2020 @04:04AM (#25013962)

And? Do you even know what that means?

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Re:Severe brain injury and paralysis temporarily reversed wi... by dumpsterdiver on Saturday November 07, 2020 @04:14AM (#25014006)

If you're referring to anti-pyschotic drugs, then no, I don't - at all. I meant no offense, I was just suggesting caution that's all.

Edit: I just wanted to acknowledge that there are probably a lot of beautiful people who find this drug helpful. I didn't mean to get down on you, I struggle too. I'm sorry if I jumped the gun with my statement.

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Re:Severe brain injury and paralysis temporarily reversed wi... by junon on Saturday November 07, 2020 @01:51PM (#25017454)

Please point to where I gave advice.

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