Hey @LivingWith thank you so much for all the in depth info. Is really really helpful. Where did you learn all this?
Hello @Jimbob ,
Iāll be honest with you.
Back in the day, I got a degree in biology.
(And no, I wasnāt from a priviledged background. Pretty poor, in fact. But I happened to luck out in terms of my brain (at least from the point of view of having what it takes to get a biology degree)).
So I have some background in understanding these things, even if at one point I was too traumatized and heavily drugged to be able to use that knowledge.
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Thats correct. The only time that should ācompromisedā is in the face of emergency.
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Agreed - in emergencies, an antipsychotic (or other psychiatric drugs) can be stopped rapidly, under close medical supervision.
Sorry, I should have added that, too. (Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome being the most severe example.)
Thank you for correcting me. 
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No not at all you are still correct. It would not (should not) really apply to us who are in a community setting. Thats a majority of us. In hospital, yes, thats different.
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Just drink loads of tea mate youāll be fineā¦ 
Iām just kidding btw; take your meds.
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