#Buspirone

[donnieisaprettyboy]

ANOTHER thing I’ve started to realize now that I’ve consistently been on antidepressants for a few months is that I’m just now learning how to be a person.

I’ve been mentally ill for at least the last ten years. this is the first time in my life I haven’t been depressed. but because of that I’m kind of learning who I am for the first time without the weight of mental illness. and I love it.

I’m learning how to be me, I’m learning about how to take care of myself and my space, I’m learning about how I give and receive love, and yeah it’s a lot of work to be learning all this effectively for the first time at 22 but it’s so worth it.

I fucking love being medicated. I’ve never been able to just get out of bed and do things just to get them done. it has always been out of absolutely necessity or a pending deadline and it was always always always procrastinated and half-assed. but now I can get out of bed and get straight to work on stuff and feel good and accomplished.

[seleniteluvr]

Not a relapse just a cry for help｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆

[gulabi-gal]

It’s crazy how d3pression absolutely saps your energy. I’m literally so tired and constantly want to take a nap. I have barely any motivation and am having difficulty doing things. I just want to sleep, but I need to do my psychology work. I want to be happy again.

And my CBT and DBT skills are not that effective against it bc of the lack of energy. I want to go back on the dosing of the meds that I was on before bc I wasn’t depressed then.

[wanderer-of-nature-and-dreams]

In like a week and a half from now I need to refill my prescription, I'm wondering if I should try to call my doctor about increasing my dosage? I'm barely feeling positive effects so far, although some reviews do say that it could take several weeks to feel a difference, I told her that my body is sensitive to drugs and that I wanted to start on a low dose to see how it affects me. I'm worried that if I don't change dosage I'll have to wait and suffer through another month without relief.

[bagog]

Failed Relationships - BuSpar

Lonely, anxious, and depressed, I went to the doctor and they gave me a test. Based on my genes, they could tell me which relationships would affect me, complete me.

Bone white smile and soft eyes, you were one of the first I met. You had a face that blended into the crowd, a familiarity that was so in the marrow that loving you felt like loving everyone. Quiet shoes and a sterile touch, you never overstayed your welcome. I assume, sometimes I lost track of you.

Because you were the way things were supposed to be, I came to you three times a day at least. I cannot say what you do when I am not paying attention. I can’t remember what things were like before I met you. Who knows, then, what you did to me? Who could know?

My friend said he had a relationship with you, and it changed his life forever. Like you were some kind of savior. I wonder if this is what saved looks like.

[emilemily]

I’m pulling myself off of all my psychiatric meds one by one and it has been hard, but I’m already feeling the positive effects. I was on an antipsychotic called Rexultifor the last year and successfully cold turkey’d it. Took my last one a month ago.

Now I’m pulling myself off of Trintellix, which is my antidepressant. I’ve gained a lot of weight on it and I’m just not happy with myself. Why am I even on so many meds? My doctor said that after she’s had me on an antipsychotic for a year, she actually doesn’t think I’m bipolar and instead thinks I just have extensive trauma.

Thanks I guess?

Anyway, today is my first day skipping my Trintellix. I’ve spent the last month in hellacious anti psychotic withdrawal, so anything this throws at me will feel like a cakewalk in comparison.

I’ll be staying on my Vyvanse, Guanfacine and Buspar. The Guanfacine works as a heart med for my POTS while also evening out the negative parts of being on a stimulant.

After coming off this anti depressant I will be coming off of gabapentin. That I will need to taper. I tried last summer to come off of it and almost offed myself as a result. I went catatonic and just laid on Stephen’s lap, rocking my body and humming to stop the terrible thoughts I was having.

I didn’t taper it though, so that was my issue.

I’m going to free myself from the shackles of all these medications. I’m 30 years old and I want to enjoy it. I want to feel everything deeply again instead of feeling this fuzzy numb feeling 24/7. I’d rather feel everything and cry than walk around this world letting time pass me by because I feel apathyx1000.

My medication journey started in rehab in 2020. I hadn’t taken meds since I was a child taking stimulants for my adhd. I was put on a cocktail of things and gained an insane amount of weight when all I needed was some fucking therapy and help addressing the death of my father.

Gonna set it all straight now and undo what I thought was just my new norm. It doesn’t have to be.

Here’s to lots of withdrawals coming my way, ha.

Hoping for strength.

[glacierruler]

I am so sad right now ;n;

I just started buspirone

I'm looking it up, but I might not be allowed to drink anything with citric acid in it. Because citric acid may contain grapefruit. And I'm not allowed grapefruit with this medication

Why is this so hard ;n;

I'm just supposed to avoid alcohol with my bipolar meds

[maurslex]

angel numbers :o

[boatsandbraids]

Got diagnosed with major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder, got prescribed buspirone…and am too anxious to start it. ��🏻‍♀️

[cymonelachelle]

Creativity and Anxiety: Navigating Buspirone’s Impact on My Artistic Life

Creativity feels limitless when you’re young and unburdened. Without the weight of brain fog and restlessness, you’re free to create to your heart’s desire. I’ve always known anxiety. Throughout my adolescence and twenties, I tackled life while enduring uncontrollable episodes of intense anxiety and panic attacks. For a time, it was just an annoying fact of life—a part of me I accepted. I’d feel…

[precautiononline]

[chthonicdyke]

holy shit I think meds have actually worked for once for me I feel fucking incredible (I don't feel like I'm dying)

[discoverybody]

Buspirone Medication for Anxiety Relief

Anxiety is a common mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. There are several types of anxiety disorders, but effective treatments, including medication, are available. Buspirone, often known as Buspar, is a regularly prescribed anxiolytic that helps to relieve anxiety symptoms.

Buspirone is in the azapirone class of medications and is frequently used in conjunction with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) or selective norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors. Buspirone, unlike benzodiazepines, has no sedative or muscle-relaxing properties, making it a safer option for anxiety reduction without the risk of addiction or withdrawal symptoms.

[wanderer-of-nature-and-dreams]

Ehhh sitting on the floor timeee

Feeling super woozy after taking my dose of buspirone, sometimes it does this sometimes it doesn't, I don't understand the pattern, I take it around the same time every day with food :/

[maligulasaquarium]

I decorated my pills

[pharmaceutical0]

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