It's true that some people abuse them. There is nothing to be done about that. Xanax has a legitimate use. 

Panic can remove your sense of thirst. Panic can lower your Niacin levels increasing risk of a cardiac episode.

It's unknown if panic can kill you. It can sustain a HR approaching 200 for over 20 minutes. 

It all gets resolved by a little blue pill. Shame on doctors who dogmatically refuse to give it under any condition.

I wonder if my restlessness and akathisia are Haldol-induced

I'm DD, from the Discord. I have Schizophrenia. I also have a lot of stuff going on in my life that I'm open to discuss anytime anybody may be interested, like possibly finding a job? What? Yeah. I like to help others, however I can. Anytime someone needs to talk, you can send me a message, and I'll respond ASAP

I keep doing tasks and fast despite a lack of sleep. I have been missing several doses of latuda but I also have temporary physical meds. I say this as possible causes, but I don't know. It took me a half hour to sit down now bcI kept finding small tasks lol

Irritable and paranoid at several times so I made a psych appointment for next tuesday.

The initial steps to make CNP for the WIN official in every way have already begun. I can't express the joyous excitement I feel about making a difference in the lives of psychotic patients in under funded facilities.

So, for a while I have been mostly clear of psychosis symptoms, but in the last week or two I have been having more thoughts come back about the entities controlling my life. I think this is due to both friendship stress and taking one of my antipsychotics at varying times depending on when I eat on a given day. This one requires 350 calories, and I just haven't been having a morning appetite which is usually when I would take it.

It's probably going to be better. I have worries about my lack of appetite, but I may just change to taking it at night. I'm not sure. The friendship stress is over, so this is the last factor, and I think I can manage but I'm going to keep an eye on it.