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I was panicking for about an hour until they gave me the med and after that I was not panicking I was quite calm, but now falling down, I would expect to be told the side affects of the meds I am having given to me I was still pretty rational just panicked and scared. Like I said The falling down started AFTER the panic attacks stopped. I was really sleepy and spacey and I felt wierd and my world began to feel like it was swimming, I was visiting with daddy and my mom and calm as you can please I was standing there talking and POOF my ass was on the ground, I wasn't pushed Daddy didn't do it I didn't throw myself on the ground, the dr even said it was the atavan don't give her any more. Yes, Cali it does in the grand scheme of things matter, these places have a long track record of mis managing patience nd I know you can't always believe other pych patients testimonies, but not just pych patience but other people that visit and observe and other people have emailed me privately to tell me it sounds fishy that they kind of tried to play it off that I started falling after they gave me the med, and I am going to pursue this with the naimi board and other places, Innapropriate handling of patient care, is quite common if you're considered a nutter, You're very frequently discounted and your concerns belittled, and some situations are down right unsafe and yeah it's no stay in the hilton, and it is a crazy crazy place, but I will not sit by iddly and do nothing when I believe and others believe there's injustices done. These places are exactly why mentally ill people fear getting help, because you will be repeatedly be traumatised over and over because the place is not very well equipped or helpful when you're scared and just need someone to explain things to you , or when you have a problem like the med they gave you to calm you making you fall down and get hurt. quote:
ORIGINAL: CalifChick Okay, you can spend time and energy on this, or you can spend time and energy on the bigger issues you have. I can tell you I've never seen someone fall down on Ativan, sleepy sure, but fall down? No. Would it matter? No. It IS an anti-anxiety drug, and if you were having panic attacks, then wouldn't you expect to receive anti-anxiety drugs? Yet you said they didn't listen when you complained of panic. If you were so sedated that you were falling down, that doesn't exactly jive with a panic attack. Can you see how that is unreasonable for most people? But does it really matter? In the grand scheme of things, does it matter? Cali
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