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SomeKrazySmurff

SomeKrazySmurff

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Hi yall im from texas i was diagnosed with aspergers at the age of 15 im now 23 its been a up hill battle especially since i had to be took off a plethora of meds that were doing more harm than good my doc suggested i hook up with this site so as to make a new comfort zone i play a game called ingress with this same ign and have been getting more and more out side my comfort zone but my doc suggested this as a another avenue to branch out so i am
 
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SomeKrazySmurff said:
Hi yall im from texas i was diagnosed with aspergers at the age of 15 im now 23 its been a up hill battle especially since i had to be took off a plethora of meds that were doing more harm than good my doc suggested i hook up with this site so as to make a new comfort zone i play a game called ingress with this same ign and have been getting more and more out side my comfort zone but my doc suggested this as a another avenue to branch out so i am
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Hello
im still on mine but the gp who controls them lowered one dramatically so im in what feels like genocide
everyday
 
Streetwise said:
Hello
im still on mine but the gp who controls them lowered one dramatically so im in what feels like genocide
everyday
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I knowbthe feeling i was took off all mine fast and hard at the same time after haveing been on them for 7+ years it felt like my body was rebelling and had severe withdrawals then it was like im awake now i can think clearly
 
sadly I thought I was clever and took another medicine
that in combo with ssris made me nearly berserk ,
to the point where I took an accidental overdose
I'm perimenopausal I can't win
 
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