I told my psychiatrist i was going to kill myself.

@torunn said
There are good psychiatrists, less good and maybe even bad ones. Just like any other profession, you may find all kinds. But when we are in need of help and our situation and mental condition is more than we can handle ourselves, good psychiatrists are imperative.

do you think it is alright for a smoker to be forced into side effects that make you suicidal?

@executioner-brand said
My critique was of the drugs which have adverse effects to smokers.

All psychiatrists have this belief they cure with drugs mental illness they cannot/won't test for. Yet if any of their patients were to believe in something without facts they would be tagged delusional yet there is no evidence of schizophrenia in a test or proof of improvement.

These suicides started happening in NZ when mental health started running the drug and addiction parts of society. Some cannot give up their addictions like George so he chose to kill himself. Whose ideology killed him and wasted every scientist's time that could've easily cured cancer by now. Something you can test for and cure(soon).

@executioner-brand said
do you think it is alright for a smoker to be forced into side effects that make you suicidal?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Smoking stimulates dopaminergic activity in the brain, reducing the effectiveness of antipsychotics.

And, in case we forget, untreated psychosis can also make someone feel suicidal.

@executioner-brand said
smoking was causing a carbon monoxide reading of 28 in mouth when I was smoking. THIS was reacting to the drug I am forced on with no second option of medication due to my links to terrorists in my psychiatrists report.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
You appear noticeably unconcerned that untreated psychosis can also make someone feel suicidal.

why would you take utter ignorance to side effects caused by your drugs that make a lot of people suicidal?

delusion: schizophrenia diagnosis(no test)
delusion: improving schizophrenia with drugs(no test, no way of knowing)
delusion: schizophrenia drugs do not cause cause side effects to smokers but if they do it's the smokers fault.

I had to sit down with my psychiatrist and the person who gave me the injection to get a lesson about oral hygiene. strange how everything is always my fault... even terrorism.

And then I go it's poison(cause look at the photo it is and makes me sick and tired) they go aha now we know he is schizophrenic calling our life saving drugs poison to justify the mental health act more.

I don't smoke and I don't get the problem anymore which only occurred on the risperidone injection.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Again, you have that back to front. It is 'smoking' that has an adverse effect on prescribed medication. (Making it less effective).

Solution?

Give up smoking. Allow the medication to do its job.

@executioner-brand said
I don't smoke and I don't get the problem anymore which only occurred on the risperidone injection.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Which only goes to validate what I explained to you. Giving up smoking was the right course of action.