I was watching a lifetime movie based on a true story where a guy kidnapped a girl with chloroform and gave her a shot to erase her memory. Then he told her she had a heart problem and gave her amiodorone for a fib. She got checked at the doctor she didn’t have a fib. Her husband who was a doctor was giving her high doses of risperidone which in high doses the movie said can cause memory lose. The lady hired a private eye on her husband he got a finger print from the guy and he found out everything. At the end of the movie she was being held hostage at a ranch because he memory came back. The private eye fought with the husband and got shot and died. The lady wrestled with her husband and pushed him out a window and the cops came. The lady had another husband and a kid but she couldn’t remember because her memory got erased. In the end she goes back to them. But for the whole movie she has glimpses of memories, the doctor her husband says we had a daughter but the house burnt down I saved you. He also says when she finds out she on an antipsychotic that when the daughter died she had a nervous breakdown and went to the psych ward and was diagnosed schizophrenic. He says he tried to hide this memory so they could have a happy family but he was lying. Good movie.
I suffer from TD as well. My doctor prescribed Austedo and Ingrezza, but they didn’t work. Hopefully by lowering the Ap, you can lessen or get rid of the TD symptoms.