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Posted by lostforwards on October 21, 2005, at 17:54:30
There are many types of abuser and varying in degrees are their crimes. It's obvious that there is a problem with physical abusers. Other individuals who are psychologically and emotionally abusive are less easy to spot.
Would it be justified to impart brain damage to those who are dubbed abusive as a way of treating their "condition" such that when they have a temper tantrum it will be of less intensity and therefore they'll be less dangerous.
Posted by lostforwards on October 21, 2005, at 17:57:07
In reply to whatever.. prescription brain damage., posted by lostforwards on October 21, 2005, at 17:54:30
Sorry I think I asked something very similar to this already.
Posted by alexandra_k on October 21, 2005, at 18:02:48
In reply to whatever.. prescription brain damage., posted by lostforwards on October 21, 2005, at 17:54:30
Yes you did ask something along these lines before. Can I ask you something? Why do you want to know?
Posted by lostforwards on October 21, 2005, at 18:17:25
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » lostforwards, posted by alexandra_k on October 21, 2005, at 18:02:48
Here's the blunt truth. I was harassed by some people with advanced technology. In addition to that they had a microwave based ray gun or some sort of energy weapon anyway.
While they were coming after me they told me I was an abuser. They said it repeatedly. I've looked at the definition of abuser myself and it doesn't seem to fit me.
Anyway, these people repeatedly fired at my brain as a part of their treatment. That's right, their treatment involves imparting brain damage to innocent people.
I never did anything abusive to anyone but I feel I have been labelled by a higher power and unfairly treated.
Posted by alexandra_k on October 21, 2005, at 18:56:23
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » alexandra_k, posted by lostforwards on October 21, 2005, at 18:17:25
(((((lostfowards)))))
It must be pretty horrible to believe that that happened to you.Is it possible that they didn't really have a harmful weapon, but that they just wanted you to believe they did (for whatever reason)?
Maybe they had you confused with someone else?
> That's right, their treatment involves imparting brain damage to innocent people.
Do you think they damaged your brain?
> I never did anything abusive to anyone but I feel I have been labelled by a higher power and unfairly treated.That must feel pretty horrible :-(
Posted by crazy teresa on October 21, 2005, at 20:25:00
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » alexandra_k, posted by lostforwards on October 21, 2005, at 18:17:25
Posted by Phillipa on October 21, 2005, at 20:48:27
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » lostforwards, posted by alexandra_k on October 21, 2005, at 18:56:23
Lostforwards are you taking your meds? Fondly, Phillipa
Posted by lostforwards on October 22, 2005, at 8:16:01
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » lostforwards, posted by alexandra_k on October 21, 2005, at 18:56:23
> (((((lostfowards)))))
> It must be pretty horrible to believe that that happened to you.
>
> Is it possible that they didn't really have a harmful weapon, but that they just wanted you to believe they did (for whatever reason)?
I don't think so. They really do have a dangerous energy weapon.
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> Maybe they had you confused with someone else?
No, I'm pretty sure they meant to come after me
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> > That's right, their treatment involves imparting brain damage to innocent people.
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> Do you think they damaged your brain?Yes I do think they did. I have perceptual distortions, trouble with my short term memory, and difficulty speaking.
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> > I never did anything abusive to anyone but I feel I have been labelled by a higher power and unfairly treated.
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> That must feel pretty horrible :-(
>
It is very horrible. Thanks for the support.
>
Posted by lostforwards on October 22, 2005, at 8:16:52
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage., posted by Phillipa on October 21, 2005, at 20:48:27
yes, I'm taking my meds.
Posted by lostforwards on October 22, 2005, at 14:26:40
In reply to Have you reported this to the FBI? (nm) » lostforwards, posted by crazy teresa on October 21, 2005, at 20:25:00
FBI? I live in canada and I have yet to report it to the police. They might not take me seriously or worse they're write me off as insane and I might end up in the hosptial.
Posted by lostforwards on October 22, 2005, at 14:27:08
In reply to Have you reported this to the FBI? (nm) » lostforwards, posted by crazy teresa on October 21, 2005, at 20:25:00
I do plan on reporting it to the police very soon.
Posted by alexandra_k on October 22, 2005, at 16:56:15
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » alexandra_k, posted by lostforwards on October 22, 2005, at 8:16:01
Hmm. Is it possible that there might be another explanation for the perceptual distortions, trouble with short term memory, and difficulty speaking? Is it possible that maybe your medication needs to be adjusted and that because your medication isn't quite right that is resulting in your symptoms?
How long have you been having those troubles?
> It is very horrible. Thanks for the support.
(((lostfowards)))
yeah, I imagine it must be pretty horrible.
you are welcome :-)
Posted by lostforwards on October 22, 2005, at 17:22:25
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » lostforwards, posted by alexandra_k on October 22, 2005, at 16:56:15
> Hmm. Is it possible that there might be another explanation for the perceptual distortions, trouble with short term memory, and difficulty speaking? Is it possible that maybe your medication needs to be adjusted and that because your medication isn't quite right that is resulting in your symptoms?
>
> How long have you been having those troubles?
>
I've been having them since I was in hospital. I don't think it's related to the meds though. I started having these symptoms after experiencing a mild burning sensation on the top of my head.Shortly after that my perception was different and I started having short term memory problems.
I guessed it was cause I was hit with the directed energy weapon.
> > It is very horrible. Thanks for the support.
>
> (((lostfowards)))
> yeah, I imagine it must be pretty horrible.
> you are welcome :-)
>
>
Posted by alexandra_k on October 22, 2005, at 18:08:55
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage., posted by lostforwards on October 22, 2005, at 17:22:25
> I've been having them since I was in hospital. I don't think it's related to the meds though. I started having these symptoms after experiencing a mild burning sensation on the top of my head.
> Shortly after that my perception was different and I started having short term memory problems.Hmm. Is it possible that... Your experience of the 'mild burning sensation on the top of your head' might have been... one of the first of your perceptual distortions? I mean... You say you have been experiencing perceptual distortions since then, but I'm wondering whether this one, rather than being the cause of your later experiences of perceptual distortion might have actually been the first perceptual distortion you experienced. Does that make sense? Does it sound like it might be possible?
Was it maybe based on something that happened when you were in hospital? Did you have ECT when you were in there? Did you have some kind of operation? Do you remember having a physical check up? Was your experience maybe related to anything like this?
> I guessed it was cause I was hit with the directed energy weapon.Yeah. I guess that could be one explanation...
But there might be other explanations too...
I'm just trying to think what else might be the reason for your experiences...
If it is that you have been having these funny kinds of experiences since your time in hospital then... Maybe you need a meds adjustment. It might be possible that... A meds adjustment would reduce these kinds of experiences and help with your memory and stuff. Do you think that might be possible?
It must feel really strange to have those experiences. ((((Lostfowards)))))
Posted by lostforwards on October 23, 2005, at 8:27:27
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » lostforwards, posted by alexandra_k on October 22, 2005, at 18:08:55
> > I've been having them since I was in hospital. I don't think it's related to the meds though. I started having these symptoms after experiencing a mild burning sensation on the top of my head.
> > Shortly after that my perception was different and I started having short term memory problems.
>
> Hmm. Is it possible that... Your experience of the 'mild burning sensation on the top of your head' might have been... one of the first of your perceptual distortions? I mean... You say you have been experiencing perceptual distortions since then, but I'm wondering whether this one, rather than being the cause of your later experiences of perceptual distortion might have actually been the first perceptual distortion you experienced. Does that make sense? Does it sound like it might be possible?
>
> Was it maybe based on something that happened when you were in hospital? Did you have ECT when you were in there? Did you have some kind of operation? Do you remember having a physical check up? Was your experience maybe related to anything like this?
>***
The only thing they did was give me clozaril. I don't think that caused the symptoms I experienced. Over the span of a few months I was attacked and harrassed by someone who had psychotronics and a directed energy weapon in their possesion.I know that sounds out to lunch but it's true.
> > I guessed it was cause I was hit with the directed energy weapon.
>
> Yeah. I guess that could be one explanation...
> But there might be other explanations too...
> I'm just trying to think what else might be the reason for your experiences...
> If it is that you have been having these funny kinds of experiences since your time in hospital then... Maybe you need a meds adjustment. It might be possible that... A meds adjustment would reduce these kinds of experiences and help with your memory and stuff. Do you think that might be possible?
>
>
> It must feel really strange to have those experiences. ((((Lostfowards)))))
>
>
Posted by alexandra_k on October 23, 2005, at 15:55:43
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage., posted by lostforwards on October 23, 2005, at 8:27:27
> The only thing they did was give me clozaril. I don't think that caused the symptoms I experienced.
Yeah. I don't think medications are supposed to produce such experiences so much as prevent them. It is strange... But I guess it is like how when you smoke some dope or drop some mushrooms or LSD or something then that can have very profound effects on ones experiences.
I've had the experience of other people being out to get me... And the experience of giving birth to the universe through my belly button. Sounds very strange indeed, but it is really hard to describe the feeling and it can also be quite hard to explain why it was that I had the feeling I had.
I guess drugs offers a simple explanation in a way because we know that taking them can have very profound effects on our experiences.
>Over the span of a few months I was attacked and harrassed by someone who had psychotronics and a directed energy weapon in their possesion.
Were you mugged? Beaten up by someone or something like that? Its the psychotronics and directed energy weapon bit that I'm worried about...
> I know that sounds out to lunch but it's true.Its the psychotronics and directed energy weapon bit that I'm worried about... I don't doubt your experiences. You say that you have been having problems with your short term memory and perceptual disturbances etc and I really do believe you on that. I mean... They are your experiences and you would be authoratative on those... And such experiences clearly are in need of explanation.
But I'm wondering whether another sort of explanation might be more plausible. And also... More hopeful. I mean... If people with energy weapons are after you then it doesn't really seem that there is anything you can do about making your symptoms better. But if there is another explanation (such as your brain chemistry producing those experiences) then it would seem possible that an alteration in medication could help you out.
Does this make sense?
Posted by lostforwards on October 24, 2005, at 15:49:33
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » lostforwards, posted by alexandra_k on October 23, 2005, at 15:55:43
> > The only thing they did was give me clozaril. I don't think that caused the symptoms I experienced.
>
> Yeah. I don't think medications are supposed to produce such experiences so much as prevent them. It is strange... But I guess it is like how when you smoke some dope or drop some mushrooms or LSD or something then that can have very profound effects on ones experiences.
>
> I've had the experience of other people being out to get me... And the experience of giving birth to the universe through my belly button. Sounds very strange indeed, but it is really hard to describe the feeling and it can also be quite hard to explain why it was that I had the feeling I had.
>
> I guess drugs offers a simple explanation in a way because we know that taking them can have very profound effects on our experiences.
>
> >Over the span of a few months I was attacked and harrassed by someone who had psychotronics and a directed energy weapon in their possesion.
>
> Were you mugged? Beaten up by someone or something like that? Its the psychotronics and directed energy weapon bit that I'm worried about...
>
> > I know that sounds out to lunch but it's true.
>
> Its the psychotronics and directed energy weapon bit that I'm worried about... I don't doubt your experiences. You say that you have been having problems with your short term memory and perceptual disturbances etc and I really do believe you on that. I mean... They are your experiences and you would be authoratative on those... And such experiences clearly are in need of explanation.
>
> But I'm wondering whether another sort of explanation might be more plausible. And also... More hopeful. I mean... If people with energy weapons are after you then it doesn't really seem that there is anything you can do about making your symptoms better. But if there is another explanation (such as your brain chemistry producing those experiences) then it would seem possible that an alteration in medication could help you out.
>
> Does this make sense?
>
>I know it's hard to believe that technology like I'm talking about exists. check out these websites though:
http://www.c-a-t-c-h.ca/
or you can see my own site ( which has a bunch of links )
Posted by alexandra_k on October 24, 2005, at 16:07:21
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage., posted by lostforwards on October 24, 2005, at 15:49:33
Hey. I don't mean to deny the technology exists... I'm pretty sure the technology is there. I don't mean to discount your experiences. I'm sure I'd be pretty upset if I were having those experiences too.
I'm just wondering...
That these weapons are probably supposed to exert their effects via interfearing with normal brain chemistry... And that medication can sometimes assist with rectifying that... And so it really might be worth getting a meds review. Because it is possible that the medication could help you out with those disturbing experiences and maybe the short term memory problems etc.
And because before you said that:
>I've been having them since I was in hospital... I started having these symptoms after experiencing a mild burning sensation on the top of my head. Shortly after that my perception was different and I started having short term memory problems.
And then:
>I guessed it was cause I was hit with the directed energy weapon.
And so I suppose that is one 'guess'
But I was wondering about other 'guesses' too...And regardless of whether you were hit with a weapon or not... The point is that you are having these strange experiences... And medication might be able to help with that...
Posted by lostforwards on October 24, 2005, at 16:21:37
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » lostforwards, posted by alexandra_k on October 24, 2005, at 16:07:21
> Hey. I don't mean to deny the technology exists... I'm pretty sure the technology is there. I don't mean to discount your experiences. I'm sure I'd be pretty upset if I were having those experiences too.
>
> I'm just wondering...
>
> That these weapons are probably supposed to exert their effects via interfearing with normal brain chemistry... And that medication can sometimes assist with rectifying that... And so it really might be worth getting a meds review. Because it is possible that the medication could help you out with those disturbing experiences and maybe the short term memory problems etc.
>
> And because before you said that:
>
> >I've been having them since I was in hospital... I started having these symptoms after experiencing a mild burning sensation on the top of my head. Shortly after that my perception was different and I started having short term memory problems.
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> And then:
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> >I guessed it was cause I was hit with the directed energy weapon.
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> And so I suppose that is one 'guess'
> But I was wondering about other 'guesses' too...
>
> And regardless of whether you were hit with a weapon or not... The point is that you are having these strange experiences... And medication might be able to help with that...
>
>
>Okay, I see, so you're saying that maybe the technology temporarily messed with my brain chemistry, rather than actually damaged permanently what was there.
I guess that's a possibility. ( looking on the bright side )
Posted by alexandra_k on October 24, 2005, at 16:33:34
In reply to Re: whatever.. prescription brain damage. » alexandra_k, posted by lostforwards on October 24, 2005, at 16:21:37
> Okay, I see, so you're saying that maybe the technology temporarily messed with my brain chemistry, rather than actually damaged permanently what was there.
> I guess that's a possibility. ( looking on the bright side )Yeah.
Though I also think...
That another possibility is that something happened with your brain chemistry kind of spontaneously rather than being the result of the weapons...
But either way...
Maybe a medication adjustment could help things return to normal.
I mean... It might be worth a shot...
Just to see whether it helps out with the perceptual distortions, memory problems etc.
I mean... If it doesn't help then you haven't really lost anything... But if it does help then you might feel a whole lot better :-)
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