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I'm getting shock treatments tommorow
- Thread starter Spiderman
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FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
My best wishes, my hopes and prayers are with you.
Spiderman
Veteran Member
Well, first treatment is done. It made me more depressed at first. I felt tired, had really miserable intrusive thoughts in my head, thoughts of self-harm, memory problems. Laid down for a couple hours. Now I feel almost back to normal and can't wait for my next treatment! Praise Jesus! I think it works! 
but that could be placebo affect. Lord only knows
but that could be placebo affect. Lord only knows
If you ever need a tune up, would it work to just pee on an electric fence?Well, first treatment is done. It made me more depressed at first. I felt tired, had really miserable intrusive thoughts in my head, thoughts of self-harm, memory problems. Laid down for a couple hours. Now I feel almost back to normal and can't wait for my next treatment! Praise Jesus! I think it works!
Or would the wrong organ be affected?
psychoslice
Veteran Member
They certainly can, but many don't like to hear that.
Spiderman
Veteran Member
That would be shocking the wrong head
Brian Schuh
Well-Known Member
Check out www.mindfreedom.org and their campaign to stop forced electroshock worldwide. You have the right to consent or not to, but furthermore you have the right to informed consent, i.e. know possible risk and potential discomfort and you have the right to refuse, no matter what your local government says, no court should have the right to order you to shock treatments. You also have the right to a self paid independent evaluation, (2nd opinion.) if you understand your rights and consent to the recommended treatment, send me your full name and your fathers full name in a private message and I will pray for your full recovery. God bless.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
No, it can work, and good luck with the rest of the treatment.Well, first treatment is done. It made me more depressed at first. I felt tired, had really miserable intrusive thoughts in my head, thoughts of self-harm, memory problems. Laid down for a couple hours. Now I feel almost back to normal and can't wait for my next treatment! Praise Jesus! I think it works!
Spiderman
Veteran Member
My name is Matthew Janes , son of Edward Janes
Excellent!
I didn't post before because I am totally ignorant on the subject. But I am very glad to hear that you are happy about the results.
Tom
Brian Schuh
Well-Known Member
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me, than a frontal lobotomy. O wait, you are have shock treatments. Anyone got a good joke?
Brian Schuh
Well-Known Member
I remember when I was in psych lockdown, a woman was having a series of shock treatments and she never remembered who I was coming back to the unit. It was creepy. I wish you well.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Q. Why do psychiatrists give their patients shock treatment?
A. To prepare them for the bill
A. To prepare them for the bill
Spiderman
Veteran Member
It truly does help. I would recommend it. After the 10th treatment there is a noticeable difference. Other people notice it as well.
It does mess with some of your memory so just decide what you value more, being upbeat and happy, or having a sharp memory.
If you are depressed and nothing seems to help it, I strongly recommend shock treatments. Only two of the treatments gave me a headache.
The barbiturate feels great as well.
It does mess with some of your memory so just decide what you value more, being upbeat and happy, or having a sharp memory.
If you are depressed and nothing seems to help it, I strongly recommend shock treatments. Only two of the treatments gave me a headache.
The barbiturate feels great as well.
VioletVortex
Well-Known Member
It's definitely way too late now, but I would have advised against having something like that done. Avoid anything that causes memory loss.