1950 to present antipsychotics whose severe side effects are written off as crazy talk.
this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2023
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I have taken an antipsychotic for insomnia at different times. Can you elaborate on what you're saying? It isn't clear to me. Severe side effects, however, have been extremely clear at different times. Are you saying those are downplayed to the point of gaslighting?
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