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#no meds
justbreakonme · 8 months
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When there’s nothing caretaker can do for the pain, physically or emotionally, so all they can do is hold whumpee while they sob, whispering whatever reassurances they think may help.
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7m7a717 · 3 months
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no medication mandy monday.
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rachniqueenluxy · 10 months
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spookypanda04 · 4 months
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Guess who had a headache?
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parttimeposer · 6 months
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Little baby bloat ✨ (speckles are on my mirror, not me lol)
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cynnaminstyx · 6 months
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I’m involuntarily doing an experiment to see what happens when I stop taking my meds (fuck you insurance company) and I’m on like day 5 or 6:
- Still happy but get the random and intense urge to throw myself out the closest window
- Y’know that feeling when your hair makes it feel like there’s a spider on you? It happens all the time and feels much more real
- I’ve started hallucinating random things. Biggest one so far has been my boyfriend just in my room and then he vanished in like a second
- I need 24/7 breakcore or else I dissociate into the 4th dimension
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thisbibliomaniac · 1 year
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"no foods are bad for you, that's just the conspiracy theorists talking"
Clearly somebody has never experienced completely cutting out foods that cause him or her inflammation for an extended period of time
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crychan · 1 year
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Currently in the “sad last night” part of “I was sad last night i’m okay now”
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galaxylove086 · 2 years
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Trigger Warning⚠️ SA⚠️
I have had no meds for a while due to a lapse in my social security and insurance. Long story of why, but I won't get into it. Anyways, I have schizophrenia. The lack of meds is taking a toll on me, mentally and physically. I am always not feeling good, I zone out (disassociate), I get more moody than normal, irritable, sensory issues, can't focus.. I csnt keep focus full on this post so its taking me longer. My sleep schedule is all out of wack, my thought process is like all messed up, I cant process things as well. I am a few time SA survivor, not proud of it but not totally ashamed. Anyways, the PTSD I got from the events, I have tactile hallucinations, of the worst of the events. And it's painful, at some points it's like it's hard to move. My husband is a big part of my life and he helps me deal with it all. He has been so sweet. I am waiting for my insurance card to come in the mail so I can find a doctor/therapist. I ran out of my back up meds and I have delta 8 THC wax, I keep forgetting to use it, I use it regularly to help with my schizophrenia. I am going to go smoke some when I'm done posting this. I try to keep my mind busy by watching something on TV either the show friends, or random videos on YouTube. The videos I like are mandela effects, mysteries that are unsolved, hacks for gaming, and other weird ones. And at times I hang with my brother in law and husband. So I try to cope.. I have my moments but it does get bad...
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riddlemethiswilliam · 2 years
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Haven't had a chance to re up on my meds and it's been almost 5 days without them. Y'all, I was really starting to think I was faking it...then I woke up today with hypo mania. Yeahhhh, def not faking it. I danced to Kelly Clarkson on repeat for like an hour like it was 2004.
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omegasmileyface · 3 months
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realizing that sticking to the "do it bad" "do it scared" mentality implies theres also a "do it bored"
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bookwyrminspiration · 3 months
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god I would be UNSTOPPABLE if I was capable of consistently initiating tasks. just you wait. you'll be waiting a while but just you wait
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ascle · 6 months
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Un p’tit mardi dans la vie d’une calico!
Just another Tuesday in a calico’s life!
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accidentalkilljoys · 2 months
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What order do you take pills in?
A followup post, because this has been fascinating!
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cocklessboy · 4 months
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The other day I told a friend of mine that I never forget to take my ADHD meds because I fucking love my ADHD meds. I'm in my late 30s, I didn't finally get a diagnosis and meds until less than two years ago, and they have changed my entire life.
And he raised his eyebrow at me. We'd been discussing addictive medications a few minutes before, like the Tramadol I finally got from the pain specialist to take once a week or so to give me a break from my chronic pain, so I reassured him that methylpenidate (Ritalin/Concerta) is not addictive (at least not in people with ADHD).
His response? To raise his eyebrow even harder and say "Well it sure SOUNDS like it's addictive!"
And I had to explain to this man - who works in a healthcare related job by the way - that just because medication makes you feel good and helps you, just because you look forward to taking it, that doesn't make it addictive or dangerous. And he wasn't convinced.
The simple fact that I was excited to take a daily pill that has literally changed my life, after decades of fighting to get that medication, made him think I shouldn't be taking it so often. That it must inherently be dangerous.
I'm not even in America, but I'm pretty sure this attitude began there and then spread over here to Europe. This Puritan idea of "if something feels good, you must beware of it. Pleasure is dangerous, it is sinful, it is addiction, it is evil."
I know too many people who subconsciously believe that pleasure = addictive = dangerous = bad. Joy is a slippery slope to hell.
So here is your reminder for today that you don't need to be afraid of feeling good. If something improves your life, use it. Even if it is addictive - learn what that addiction means, whether the addiction is inherently dangerous or not, and whether the benefits outweigh the drawbacks and risks.
My ADHD meds are, in fact, not addictive. But I will take them every day because they make my life orders of magnitude easier. I will enjoy them every time I take them.
My tramadol is addictive. I will still take it. I will keep it on a schedule to avoid becoming addicted, primarily because addiction in this case would mean reduced effectiveness. But I am not afraid of my painkillers. They are life changing.
Take your meds, everyone. Don't let anyone scare you away from doing something that improves your life.
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borgevino · 4 months
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the allergy i am seeing grow up around small talk in any form is troubling to me. do you know how to make friends with people in your physical environment? it typically starts with small talk. do you want to live in community? small talk. do you want to have the type of relationship with your neighbors where you can run over and borrow a battery for your smoke detector when it starts beeping at 10pm? small talk!! do you want leeway from your coworkers when you fuck up something small? you gotta be able to build a relationship and that's small talk, baybeee.
"but i don't need friends and i don't care about community!" okay, lone ranger, what about the people in your community who need you? "but i have social anxiety!" me too, bud! we simply must soldier on. making up lists of questions to ask people helps. and people are predisposed to be generous, i've found. even if you make some kind of mistake, what is this but the natural give and take of human interaction? nobody is perfect.
you were not put on this earth to live by yourself and then die. you need people and people need you. treat those around you with curiosity and generousness of spirit and you will gain so much goodwill in return.
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