Physical & Emotional Abuse Support Group
Abuse is a general term for the treatment of someone that causes some kind of harm (to the abused person, to the abusers themselves, or to someone else) that is unlawful or wrongful. No one deserves abuse, period. Abuse can be emotional, physical, or sexual.
I think l might have gained insight into why some seem to have an issue with medication.
Maybe l was the lucky one , whose neurologist advised take sinamet as my first medication of choice, and it worked, and continues to work.
This is why l encourage people to not be scared , or question meds. This med worked and continues to work for me.
Yay for that, as lf it works for me, it will work for you too,
I have had pd officially for 4 years now, and unofficially for 8 years
I would pop 100 pills per day , under the guise of my neuro, if he told me too.
I have better quality of life now,
So l encourage positive thoughts with medication. Until the cure is found, which will be soon . keep the faith!!!
Maybe l was the lucky one , whose neurologist advised take sinamet as my first medication of choice, and it worked, and continues to work.
This is why l encourage people to not be scared , or question meds. This med worked and continues to work for me.
Yay for that, as lf it works for me, it will work for you too,
I have had pd officially for 4 years now, and unofficially for 8 years
I would pop 100 pills per day , under the guise of my neuro, if he told me too.
I have better quality of life now,
So l encourage positive thoughts with medication. Until the cure is found, which will be soon . keep the faith!!!
I thought if I took medication, it's 'out there' that something is wrong with me, not to mention being fearful of side effects/addiction.
From there, I learned that being in an abusive situation can cause brain chemistry changes. That was pretty frightening to think about, but made sense. After my ex, I was scared of my own shadow for a while. I still have small bouts of panic; I carry my meds 'just in case', and take them if I am having an attack.
It's personally helped me, but I think it's wise to research and discuss in detail with your doctor what's best for you.
I'm glad to hear of the improvement in your Q.O.L. :)