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Turncoat said: 

Uhhh this doesn't seem like a good idea, you just started putting your life back together and even have a new job and everything, the last thing you need is a drug that could push panic attacks and racing thoughts to the surface. 

Did you just quit the drugs without telling your doctor, and now you're jumping back onto them on your own..? That too is very unhealthy, you're meant to adjust to a medication rather than just taking them whenever you'd want, and even quitting them's meant to be a stairstep rather than going cold turkey. 

I just talked to my psychiatrist today and it's fine, obviously since I was given scripts for both medications, stop giving advice when you aren't even able to hold down a job, oh hypocritical one

JesusistheKing said: 

Turncoat said: 

Uhhh this doesn't seem like a good idea, you just started putting your life back together and even have a new job and everything, the last thing you need is a drug that could push panic attacks and racing thoughts to the surface. 

Did you just quit the drugs without telling your doctor, and now you're jumping back onto them on your own..? That too is very unhealthy, you're meant to adjust to a medication rather than just taking them whenever you'd want, and even quitting them's meant to be a stairstep rather than going cold turkey. 

I just talked to my psychiatrist today and it's fine, obviously since I was given scripts for both medications, stop giving advice when you aren't even able to hold down a job, oh hypocritical one

 

 He was clearly giving advice in the absence of this information.    You can be given scrips and hold onto them.  Is the medication not working, or are you just unable to medicate your resentment?

and I take both my medications on a regular basis, and at low doses, by the way, I'm just sensitive to them so low doses work effectively for me, gabapentin I'm on 600mg though and only 1x a day at night

adderall is 10mg ir 3x a day, spread 4 hours apart, I have never had to go up in mgs on this and I was on it for over a year still just as effective because I take it as prescribed and do not abuse it

Buttered Toast said: 

JesusistheKing said: 

Turncoat said: 

Uhhh this doesn't seem like a good idea, you just started putting your life back together and even have a new job and everything, the last thing you need is a drug that could push panic attacks and racing thoughts to the surface. 

Did you just quit the drugs without telling your doctor, and now you're jumping back onto them on your own..? That too is very unhealthy, you're meant to adjust to a medication rather than just taking them whenever you'd want, and even quitting them's meant to be a stairstep rather than going cold turkey. 

I just talked to my psychiatrist today and it's fine, obviously since I was given scripts for both medications, stop giving advice when you aren't even able to hold down a job, oh hypocritical one

 

 He was clearly giving advice in the absence of this information.    You can be given scrips and hold onto them.  Is the medication not working, or are you just unable to medicate your resentment?

he always assumes the worst though, that isn't very fair is it without him asking for the information before making a judgment, is it?

no resentment, just exasperating and annoying, an effect he seems to have on many but just doesn't care or want to behave more cordially apparently

"Therefore, with minds that are alert and fully sober, set your hope on the grace to be brought to you when Jesus Christ is revealed at his coming." - Peter 1:13

"The end of all things is at hand; therefore be self-controlled and sober-minded for the sake of your prayers." - Peter 4:7

"Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour." - Peter 5:8

"As for you, always be sober-minded, endure suffering, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry." - Timothy 4:5

There's seriously tons of passages demonizing inebriation. They go on more about alcohol but that's liable to be the case from it being one of the more available substances. 

Satan's paths are those that are presented as 'easier', or 'convenient'. The path to God is not meant to be easy, and with it it'll become that much easier to lose your footing. Addy can make people pretty fucking delusional while it's in their system (myself included), especially when unadjusted to it, and while in the throughs of it it becomes a lot harder to doubt yourself, something you already struggle with in spades. 

Turncoat said: 

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"Therefore, with minds that are alert and fully sober, set your hope on the grace to be brought to you when Jesus Christ is revealed at his coming." - Peter 1:13

"The end of all things is at hand; therefore be self-controlled and sober-minded for the sake of your prayers." - Peter 4:7

"Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour." - Peter 5:8

"As for you, always be sober-minded, endure suffering, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry." - Timothy 4:5

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There's seriously tons of passages demonizing inebriation. They go on more about alcohol but that's liable to be the case from it being one of the more available substances. 

Satan's paths are those that are presented as 'easier', or 'convenient'. The path to God is not meant to be easy, and with it it'll become that much easier to lose your footing. Addy can make people pretty fucking delusional while it's in their system (myself included), especially when unadjusted to it, and while in the throughs of it it becomes a lot harder to doubt yourself, something you already struggle with in spades. 

I'm not inebriated lol, I'm on an upper it makes me much more alert, not less

JesusistheKing said: 

Turncoat said: 

Uhhh this doesn't seem like a good idea, you just started putting your life back together and even have a new job and everything, the last thing you need is a drug that could push panic attacks and racing thoughts to the surface. 

Did you just quit the drugs without telling your doctor, and now you're jumping back onto them on your own..? That too is very unhealthy, you're meant to adjust to a medication rather than just taking them whenever you'd want, and even quitting them's meant to be a stairstep rather than going cold turkey. 

I just talked to my psychiatrist today and it's fine, obviously since I was given scripts for both medications, stop giving advice when you aren't even able to hold down a job, oh hypocritical one 

I'm talking about the drugs themselves and your path to Salvation™, not jobs as pertaining towards The Laws of Man. 

Speed's been treating you pretty shitily so far, and the way you're typing about being happy to be on them again sounds like junky speech. Your 'revelations' will be hit by this too. 

Turncoat said: 

JesusistheKing said: 

Turncoat said: 

Uhhh this doesn't seem like a good idea, you just started putting your life back together and even have a new job and everything, the last thing you need is a drug that could push panic attacks and racing thoughts to the surface. 

Did you just quit the drugs without telling your doctor, and now you're jumping back onto them on your own..? That too is very unhealthy, you're meant to adjust to a medication rather than just taking them whenever you'd want, and even quitting them's meant to be a stairstep rather than going cold turkey. 

I just talked to my psychiatrist today and it's fine, obviously since I was given scripts for both medications, stop giving advice when you aren't even able to hold down a job, oh hypocritical one 

I'm talking about the drugs themselves and your path to Salvation™, not jobs as pertaining towards The Laws of Man. 

Speed's been treating you pretty shitily so far, and the way you're typing about being happy to be on them again sounds like junky speech. Your 'revelations' will be hit by this too. 

Speed's been great for my actually, I was saved and reconciled with my husband on it so it clearly isn't a problem for my relationship with Jesus, it is up to Him to heal me to the point of not needing it anymore, but I need it to take on all the responsibilities that I know are pleasing to him currently

JesusistheKing said: 

Turncoat said: 

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"Therefore, with minds that are alert and fully sober, set your hope on the grace to be brought to you when Jesus Christ is revealed at his coming." - Peter 1:13

"The end of all things is at hand; therefore be self-controlled and sober-minded for the sake of your prayers." - Peter 4:7

"Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour." - Peter 5:8

"As for you, always be sober-minded, endure suffering, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry." - Timothy 4:5

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There's seriously tons of passages demonizing inebriation. They go on more about alcohol but that's liable to be the case from it being one of the more available substances. 

Satan's paths are those that are presented as 'easier', or 'convenient'. The path to God is not meant to be easy, and with it it'll become that much easier to lose your footing. Addy can make people pretty fucking delusional while it's in their system (myself included), especially when unadjusted to it, and while in the throughs of it it becomes a lot harder to doubt yourself, something you already struggle with in spades. 

 I'm not inebriated lol, I'm on an upper it makes me much more alert, not less 

Inebriated just means being under the influence of drugs (from meaning 'intoxication'). 

You can't seriously be sitting here telling me that Jesus wants you doing drugs, ones that don't come from the land at that. 

Buttered Toast said: 

JesusistheKing said: 

Turncoat said: 

Uhhh this doesn't seem like a good idea, you just started putting your life back together and even have a new job and everything, the last thing you need is a drug that could push panic attacks and racing thoughts to the surface. 

Did you just quit the drugs without telling your doctor, and now you're jumping back onto them on your own..? That too is very unhealthy, you're meant to adjust to a medication rather than just taking them whenever you'd want, and even quitting them's meant to be a stairstep rather than going cold turkey. 

I just talked to my psychiatrist today and it's fine, obviously since I was given scripts for both medications, stop giving advice when you aren't even able to hold down a job, oh hypocritical one

 

 He was clearly giving advice in the absence of this information. You can be given scrips and hold onto them.  Is the medication not working, or are you just unable to medicate your resentment?

That was how it was, now I'm more so questioning this doctor's credentials ala Big Pharma payoffs versus genuine testing. 

Look at her posting history, I wouldn't just say it's unhealthy for her but also potentially dangerous.