Mental Hospital check in today...

Symptoms Neurological
#1

Avoid TRT if you can, my T shot up to 1867 last week, which helps explain why I have been so irritable, angry and mean. Got into an arguement with my wife and her mom, on my wifes birthday. I lost it. Got so angry they called 911. I did not cause any physical harm. Even so, was charged with domestic violence and taken to jail. She took out a restraining order AND a move out order. I had no idea she thought I was that bad. Spent the week in a hotel and a lot of time crying and preying. I miss my wife and kids and cats so much. The worst pain ever. Like half my heart was ripped out. We have been together for 22 years. I was being the stay at home Dad, due to propecia killing my career. I am the Cook, handle all the household stuff and taxi for my kids. A full time job.
And now I’ve been kicked to the curb like trash.

End of the road for me. I’m exhausted from all the research to recover and obtaining the list of 37 different vitamins and supplements. Recovery burnout.

Hope this hospital can help me. Will keep you guys posted on how it goes…

#2

If you need to talk, let me know. I’ve been through hell as well, and I am sorry for what you’ve lost. Better days are ahead…

#3

Be strong. Remember that your suffering is temporary, no matter how hard that might be to believe. I am here for you if you need it. Also - perhaps you can get some Xyrem there?

Anyway, have a rest. It’ll all be ok man.

#4

Xyrem is for excessive daytime sleepiness. I take adderall for the ADHD symptoms from Propecia, so that wouldn’t pan out.

I’m tempted to say it couldn’t get any worse, but then I remember the cold hard floor of the jail cell. Humiliating, and even moreso knowing it’s medically induced.
On a positive note, I’m sharing in great detail with the hospital staff, doctors, nurses and patients about Propecia/Fin, and the damage its causing to so many men. Spreading the word…

#5

Excellent – the medical community needs to see firsthand the horrific damage Propecia can do.

Consider yourself the honorary R.P. McMurphy of PFS victims.

#6

Xyrem is for narcolepsy with excessive daytime sleepiness (also known as fatigue). If you do a search here, it seems to have been the most consistent thing in improving PFS. It’s just really difficult to get. So if you can get it there… I’d get it and get off the adderall (a search for adderall on here will show you way less consistent results).

But either way, do what you feel is best for you. And best of luck.

#7

Sounds all too familiar

I’m here for you too mate if you ever want to talk?

#8

Whats the actual process for this in the UK?

I’m not at that stage yet but I feel like I’m edging nearer. Do you omit yourself or is it sanctioned by a GP? Obviously the costs of care etc. are going to be high, so I can only imagine it’s restricted for drastic measures.

#9

Go see your GP for referal