Chris Cornell died😢 Options

[Voodoo Lady]

Very scary. I'm sorry that you experienced that so closely. As more details emerge, sadly it seems Chris may have fallen off the wagon and I am sure within another week or so we will have the toxicology results all over the media. Mess with that stuff, you eventually pay the piper. What's still shocking and sad to me is the timeline. He only had 30 minutes by himself or without being on the phone with his wife. I feel for his family and body guard who have to be forever haunted by that. Peace to all.

[Wambangalang]

I don't know enough about these medications to say Ativan is the same as this but I know there are some that give takers a nonsensical sense of wanting to take their own lives even if they have never had such tendancies before. My ex took a quit smoking drug for a couple of weeks and when he stopped he told me that it was giving him sucidial thoughts along with the urge to kill others (myself and our kids). I would NEVER have thought in a million years that it was giving him these thoughts. He was in fact incredibly calm and easy going the whole two weeks he was on it. It wasn't just within an hour or whatever of taking it. He said it was in his head within days of starting the drug and only went after a couple of days of taking it. He also didn't have any history of mental health issues.

Sounds like Wellbutrin (bupropion), that shit is given to people who want to quit smoking but it's actually an anti-depressant and can fuck with people's heads. Even nicotine patches can cause "vivid night terrors" as the labelling describes it, and that's a pretty accurate description from personal experience.

Years ago I took large doses of Effexor and Avanza as a trial to treat ADHD and I would go to bed hearing voices of people I actually knew. I told the doc to shove it so he eventually prescribed me dexamphetamine, which made me paranoid as fuck, so now I stay away from meds. Smoking and drinking not included.

[jayda]

Sounds like Wellbutrin (bupropion), that shit is given to people who want to quit smoking but it's actually an anti-depressant and can fuck with people's heads. Even nicotine patches can cause "vivid night terrors" as the labelling describes it, and that's a pretty accurate description from personal experience.

Years ago I took large doses of Effexor and Avanza as a trial to treat ADHD and I would go to bed hearing voices of people I actually knew. I told the doc to shove it so he eventually prescribed me dexamphetamine, which made me paranoid as fuck, so now I stay away from meds. Smoking and drinking not included.

Just looked it up. It's marketed as Champix.

http://www.quit.org.au/about/frequently-as...an-it-help.html

Love how they say the serious side effects are very rare. We talked about it with others that had used it and all of them except one said they had serious thoughts of suicide and other things fucking with their heads.

[Wambangalang]

A bit of info about champix:

A 2014 systematic review did not find evidence of an increased suicide risk.[12] Other analyses have reached the same conclusion and found no increased risk of neuropsychiatric side effects with varenicline.[2][3] No evidence for increased risks of cardiovascular events, depression, or self-harm with varenicline versus nicotine replacement therapy has been found in one post-marketing surveillance study.[13]
In 2007, the US FDA had announced it had received post-marketing reports of thoughts of suicide and occasional suicidal behavior, erratic behavior, and drowsiness among people using varenicline for smoking cessation. In 2009, the US FDA required varenicline to carry a boxed warning that the drug should be stopped if any of these symptoms are experienced.[14] In 2016 the FDA removed the black box warning.[15] People are still advised to stop the medication if they "notice any side effects on mood, behavior, or thinking.

lol.

Stay away from the shit