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  1. This song somehow reminds me that I used to have feelings more than I have right now and that makes me feel…. empty???? I have been on antidepressants for almost 2 years. I am now with the highest dose the doctor can give me and yet I am still struggling. not to mention I become addicted to my sleeping pills and now I feel more lost. I always wonder how it felt before all this…yet, it was hurt and painful but now I barely know my emotion lol I feel empty most of the time and I don't know why. This song just hit too hard. I may not have to go through the same pain I used to have but this is a whole different struggle. It feel like nothing there, just empty and sadness I couldn't find a source.

  2. This is unfortunately so relatable to my experience, as well as so many others, in trouble shooting for the right medications… I've finally gotten to a more balanced medicinal place with a doctor who actually listened to what medicine didn't work and how/why, and it's so upsetting to know a huge reason why anyone goes through something akin to this is 1. Because doctors are moving to fast and listening to little, and 2. Possibly a permanent deterrent to those in need of meds with a brain wired to give up (the only reason i didn't give up was because i had a constant support system pushing and begging and dragging me to keep trying… not everyone has this). Anyway. Thank you for this.

  3. I have always found it hilariously ironic that anti-depressants cause cause suicidal thoughts. It took awhile for me to find the right one, and for awhile I was on the second best because the one that worked really well suddenly became crazy expensive and I couldn't afford it. Thankfully the best one now has a generic version so it's affordable again. The difference between the best and second best was ridiculous. I felt so many more lows on the second best. Was so happy when I was able to go the best one again.

  4. One of the reasons i stopped going to the doctor for my bipolar. Now I actually know how to deal with my emotions a lot better than I did when I was on a cocktail of drugs

  5. Hiya! I really really vibe with this song and was hoping to make a cover of it. I'm only a singer though, so I was wondering if there'd be any way for you to release an instrumental version? If that's something you'd be comfortable with it would be very lovely. Thank you 🙂

  6. When you’re placed on these kind of drugs, the doctor usually asks follow-up questions that make it seem like you’re “okay.”

    Do you still feel rage? No.
    Do you still experience anxiety attacks? No.

    They call it success, but they forget to ask if I’m happy, or if I still play music anymore, if I still feel creative — I guess muting my emotions, living life in black and white, must be the best help they can provide.

  7. I was very young so I remember what the med was called
    But I took a medication for adhd and it basically just erased my entire personality while in effect I’ve been off that for over 10 years and I’m currently on Focalin works great basically 0 negative side effects and it helps me focus

    The thing is everyone has meds that work for them you just gotta find the right one
    Because I know Focalin works for me great but for someone else it could have terrible side effects

  8. I've had significant and serious mental health conditions, for most of my life. I've been on a lot of medications. I started in my childhood, there was literally no other way. I'd say, if you ARE prescribed medications, do take them. If you find yourself completely numb, and not yourself, get to the doctor, talk to them, and get them changed. There's no one silver bullet for all illnesses, no one medication to fix all. Therapy is usually needed in order to make the most of things, and go through what needs to be gone through. There's a lot of fine tuning, which needs to be done, and medications will take a while to get into your system, and start working properly. But there's always, ALWAYS deeper issues that need to be worked on, without fail. You may not know what they are, when you're at the start, but you will find out, if you search. Don't be afraid to do that… it can be the key to your recovery.

    Over-medication, without the doctor paying proper attention to what you need, is not a good thing. Keep it as low a dose as you can, in order to be your normal self, but if you have serious conditions, like me… do NOT just stop taking them. That can end you. Literally. I speak from lots of experience. At times, I have rebelled against taking the meds, hit a blackout session, remembered nothing, and woke up in medical care.

    Mine is different from most, however. It is not low level, it is complex, and needs a few medications layered over each other, to deal with the symptoms. Some people will recover, over time. Some will not. But you can get to a level of normality, just give it time, take all the help offered to you and be honest with what you are going through. Don't hide things. If your medical regime is not working for you, seek other options, meds, talking treatments, psychotherapy, whatever you need and can get hold of, so that you are safe, and as happy as you can be. It does end, or at least, for me, plateaued out on a level where I can be functional, love my family, and be somewhat myself.

    Never be ashamed of who you are. Never be ashamed of the conditions you have. They are illnesses, just like a heart problem, and should be dealt with with as much understanding, and compassion as that. But you WILL have to push yourself through the worst times, trust me. No-one else can do it, but you. So dig your heels in, advocate for yourself as best you can, and get on what works for you. Sorry for the long post. The song just… brought up a lot of emotions in me, it's amazing.

    Much love, to all out there, who are struggling. You'll get there.

  9. As someone who has been stuck on a certain med for over 5 years…. thank you for making this. So much of my life has been taken away from me. I've been slowly trying to get off of this med, its been a year as of June 1st. I'm only about 25% of the way there. But tapering faster makes me sick… be careful what you wish for 😅

  10. I have extreme depression/anxiety:PTSD. I still have many feelings in spite of being on meds for many years. Without them, I wouldn’t be able to function. Could I get out of it myself? I don’t know- but 20 year old me was afraid to even leave my house. Now I function somewhat normally and can leave my house.

  11. There is a mental health medication called geodon that every time I hear this song it reminds me of how I felt taking geodon and the worst part about it was I have never before taking that and getting off it ever had to deal with anything considered withdrawal effects until that medication

  12. I assume this song is about the drug prozac, and how doctors prescribe it even though it makes people more suicidal. I was prescribed with it by my psychiatrist, im 15. It was the only time I've ever felt close to suicidal, because my dad died to suicide and i generally don't like suicide. This drug is dangerous and the fact that they give it to people without added therapy as well is wild.

  13. So i kinda thought of this song in a different way, what if instead of "the doctor said" it was "the devil said" and as well as "take this pill" was "take this deal" and"sell yourself to me" as "sell your soul to me"

    It would be a complete shift in song but it seems like it would actually be pretty good