Psychiatrist: Abilify Causes Chemical Lobotomy

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  @taperclinic · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

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• ET

  @EtherREAL-pk8wk · 1 year ago

  This guy cares more about people who aren’t even his patients than most doctors do about their own

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• GL

  @glmorten · 2 years ago

  Its crazy how inhumane these facilities are...

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• TR

  @triptheroad · 2 years ago

  These places should never be allowed to cut you off from the phone, your family, or your lawyer.

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  @RussellD11 · 1 year ago

  What freeked me out is that you can commit a felony and go to JAIL and have MORE rights than you do in an involuntary hold.... crazy scarry

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• KA

  @kassi4837 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Psychiatric care has become unhinged. Not even being able to get water at night &nbsp;while in the ward is wild.

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  @optimalintuitive3601 · 2 years ago (edited)

  There was a father who literally carried his daughter out of a facility. He loudly shouted at the staff about the mistreatment and abuse that was going on. Although I remember that man as a hero, we all had to watch this girl get carried away to safety as we were left behind locked doors being tortured. The scars those facilities left on my mind and soul will never go away. You surely learn a thing or two about evil and how sick people can be in those places, but they don&apos;t help at all. Its just torture.

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  @libbywakefield6202 · 2 years ago

  I was 62yrs old I&apos;m now 70. At age 62 &nbsp;while in a Nursing home, I was prescribed this med. &nbsp;It almost killed me. Thanks to a couple of very smart caring Nurses, I lived.

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  @KamilaSydykhanova · 3 months ago

  I was severely abused at a hospital as a psychiatric patient and people just brushed it off as &quot;you were psychotic&quot;

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  @eveofeloquence7676 · 2 years ago

  My husband was given abilify while locked in a troubled teen facility, before it was even fully approved. He had no choice or say in the matter, neither was he equipped to even understand the risks if they were explained. He was a young teen. <br><br>He often tells me that ever since his first dose he lost his light, his fire, his fervor. He often goes blank and it hurts me greatly because I can still see his fire, it&apos;s just like it&apos;s buried behind walls and doors in his mind.

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  @Alex.Rivers · 2 years ago

  I was on abilify as a teen. Living with a psychotic, narcissist mother can make you pretty unhappy. Instead of doing anything about my living situation after my many therapy sessions, they medicated me heavily. It made me feel like a zombie especially in combo with the 3x daily xanax I was prescribed as well. <br><br>As a kid I was not counseled on the potential side effects or withdrawal symptoms. I wanted to quit after a few months but the doctors said I could have a heart attack and die from stopping suddenly, as an otherwise healthy 16 y/o. I weaned myself off over a month and got my life back. I just wanted to feel human again, the good and bad is better than nothing at all. With my mind cleared, I threatened to take my mother to court and fight for emancipation. She let me move out at 16 1/2 to avoid everyone finding out the truth about her. After moving out, all my “mental health symptoms“ subsided entirely other than occasional anxiety from the PTSD of living with an unstable, abusive, single mother all my life. Luckily, this has been fairly easy to manage with more therapy, mindfulness exercises and natural treatments.

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  @moonagedaydream-ohyeah · 2 years ago

  There is something going on in Michigan right now, where they&apos;re investigating the head Psychiatrist of multiple psychiatric facilities here. They found stacks of psychiatric hold forms that were pre-signed by him. He wasn&apos;t even meeting the patients to see if a hold was necessary, it was automatic. Some of these poor people were being kept there for months. They were voluntary, but every time they would go through the proper channels for release, something would &quot;happen&quot; with the paperwork, or they&apos;d be waiting to see the doctor to sign off, for weeks. It took a patient somehow getting a hold of a local investigative reporter. Once the facility found out the media was contacted, they released her immediately. This is all over insurance money. They&apos;re holding people and bleeding their insurance. I guarantee if the patient doesn&apos;t have insurance, they release them ASAP. My point is, if it&apos;s happening here, it&apos;s probably happening all over the country.

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