It's not ok to diagnose people and prOscribe medications.

[starkind]

Originally Posted by unsunghero [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Lies. More lies. There is no such thing as permanent committals, you would’ve had to have committed a major crime such as murder due to a mental illness

COT is reviewed yearly, and inpatient is the most expensive option. So even if you were forced into inpatient for 1 year (the longest and most rare), that would be up for review in a year. And you are always allowed to get an attorney and appeal it whenever u want

What antipsychotic were you prescribed? I’m curious

You sound like you work in corporate. Earlier in the thread when you where defending brain chemicals I realized you didn't really understand these drugs and IF you had some kind of medical practice you where a monkey in the machine defending your procedures and continued education modules and then you got into stats with Cecily and then I realized your not being 100% truthful.

I've been hospitalized a few times in my life. Some where quite long. And no they don't just lock people away without criminal cause. However, I was in the awkward position of not having a safe home. So they had to find me a facility that could handle my unique case. I don't want to go into detail, however long-term/ permanent was on the table. They weren't sending me home till my home was safe and that wasn't a given. So, no, please don't call me a liar...

Maybe they do kick some people just out onto the street. My history and military background changes things tho. I'm not a typical case of some homeless schizo.

Hope that helps.

[unsunghero]

Originally Posted by starkind [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You sound like you work in corporate. Earlier in the thread when you where defending brain chemicals I realized you didn't really understand these drugs and IF you had some kind of medical practice you where a monkey in the machine defending your procedures and continued education modules and then you got into stats with Cecily and then I realized your not being 100% truthful.

I've been hospitalized a few times in my life. Some where quite long. And no they don't just lock people away without criminal cause. However, I was in the awkward position of not having a safe home. So they had to find me a facility that could handle my unique case. I don't want to go into detail, however long-term/ permanent was on the table. They weren't sending me home till my home was safe and that wasn't a given. So, no, please don't call me a liar...

Maybe they do kick some people just out onto the street. My history and military background changes things tho. I'm not a typical case of some homeless schizo.

Hope that helps.

Sorry actually mistook the poster as Cecily saying she was threatened with permanent committal [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Cecily]

Yeah Wellbutrin worked super well for me for awhile, in that I couldn't notice it doing anything for like a year besides counteracting my need to smoke. I took it a bit later and it triggered ragey manic behavior when she was staying with me.

[starkind]

Originally Posted by Cecily [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Yeah Wellbutrin worked super well for me for awhile, in that I couldn't notice it doing anything for like a year besides counteracting my need to smoke. I took it a bit later and it triggered ragey manic behavior when she was staying with me.

It was fine at a low dose. The dose I ended up on was pretty high unfortunately.

[Cecily]

Hey I don't care what you have to say anymore you cry baby pussy. Didn't read. Shut up.

@star Found this paper: Bupropion-Induced Psychotic Mania: Risk Factor, Clinical Course and Dosage.

[unsunghero]

Originally Posted by Cecily [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Hey I don't care what you have to say anymore you cry baby pussy. Didn't read. Shut up.

@star Found this paper: Bupropion-Induced Psychotic Mania: Risk Factor, Clinical Course and Dosage.
Looks interesting.

Kk keep lying and being wrong about everything related to mental health treatment

[Cecily]

I read that one. What am I wrong about, you whiny bitch?

Your job is to collect insurance payments for talking people for an hour.

[unsunghero]

Originally Posted by Cecily [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I read that one. What am I wrong about, you whiny bitch?

You are exaggerating the frequency of side effects muscle disorders or TD as if it’s some widespread common problem and completely ignorant to the extremely life-impacting, life-destroying impact of untreated schizophrenia because you haven’t seen it in person on a day to day basis like I do for work

So yes, you are a moron when it comes to mental health. Not gonna take that one back

[unsunghero]

Originally Posted by Cecily [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I read that one. What am I wrong about, you whiny bitch?

That your first line treatment options ultimately harms your patients? Well not yours. Your job is to collect insurance payments for talking people for an hour.

No that’s not my job. Our service is grant funded, we don’t bill insurance. I also don’t do talk therapy

This sounds like a “how many things can I be wrong about in single thread” contest. You are crushing it

[Cecily]

Gotcha. Your job is to leach grant money for talking to people for an hour. Sorry for the misunderstanding.