Oh god......... the nightmare still continues

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Hadronicon
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30 Oct 2007, 7:26 pm

Last month i had the meltdown to end all meltdowns. my mom fine me being off the meds and just taking the naturopathic supplements but what happened was i so severly traumatized by three stints in Greystone in such rapid successation that i just lust in went off at my parents for what they did to me and what they put me through. i screamed and cursed at them for a week and my mom called the cops. i dashed out out of the House and hid the woods for four hours before the cops found me. it turned out they shut down every school in town because of me and there were all these wild rumors going around town.

they stuck me hosptital where shot me up with haldol 3 times a day.
they transfered me to a private facility where they stuck me all the stuff on was on before.
it had the effect of wrecking the last little bit of my mind my sleep and my autistic behavior.
it wasnt a totall loss i got the names of two developmental disablitly housing programs and i ran into and old friend and we are going to hang out.

god i cant wait to get away from my parents and their mental problems.


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30 Oct 2007, 7:30 pm

This stuff only seems to happen to the people who take or have been taking "medication".
Coincidence?
I often fear I am going insane, but since I don't take any mind numbing pills, I am in the right state of mind and I stay relatively sane.



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30 Oct 2007, 8:42 pm

all these meds = mind rape.


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