I rarely post but I need some advice. I've been following Q since the second week of posting. I used to have all the apps until they were cancelled to keep pinged with updates, OH those were the days. I've kept my father who's 75 and suffering from depression up to date, he has also helped me see the bigger picture by introducing Joe M, then the Luther Blissett - Q books and other research he's done, he's aware of the fight, the threat, the hypocrisy, the fraud and has an IQ that can't be registered with MENSA, it's off the scale. He's quite a character, mixed with all walks, seen some extraordinary things in his life and taught me well, I'll just leave it at that but without his insight I would never have had the moral compass I have. The problem is he's suffered from depression since childhood, I've some theories on why, but they aren't really relevent for this post. I think quite a lot of extreme high IQ individuals do have problems with depression. I'm unable to visit him because I'm unvaxed and we are seperated by countries. Anyway, back in early Jan 2020 he went to a cash machine located inside a bank and the man doing the servicing of the other machine was coughing badly, this is somewhere in Europe. He then went down with a serious illness that lasted four weeks, almost killed him, very edgy from what I gather. He's not been right ever since, crying, major depression and now is in hospital having a complete breakdown. Apparently he's been on Cipramil for twenty years, 20 didn't work, 30 did, 40 sent him mad again. Has anyone here got any advice on alternative meds, or ideas I can help my family with. Apparently he will not stop crying and I'm very worried indeed. If anyone here has some insight into possible remedies it would be much appreciated. Had it happened several months later, thanks to the Q movement I would have gone for zinc, vit D amoung other things and advised, he was taken out early and they also didn't inform me until later, it's his current depression I need insight into. Many thanks in advance. WWG1WGA
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For what it’s worth: Depression for me was a blessing. Nothing in this world could bring true satisfaction/joy that I longed for. Always felt as a “sojourner” here. Still do but turning to God, repenting and accepting His Son Jesus Christ brought a wholeness that cannot be equaled. We all are on our own journey, from creation to the cross. We get to choose. Surrendering was the greatest gift and depression led me back to the LORD. (I took celexa and other med). Interestingly, I had learned fluoride is a bad substance (calcifies the pineal gland) (which is in EVERYTHING) and one of the base organic molecule of SSRIs is fluoride. Of course! Meds mask the deeper/root issues. It’s tricky for someone that’s been heavily medicated though. Weaning etc probably necessary. I knew my problem could not be fixed with medicine. Blessings to you and your father. I pray Christ restore him and give you all New Direction!! Ephesians 3:19 And know the love of Christ which passeth knowledge that ye might be filled with all the fullness of God.
God bless you fren. Your story is not in isolation as there are many here that have walked that same path. My saving grace was that I knew the medications were bad and therefore never allowed the prescriptions. I use supplements and lots of prayer. In fact, at my lowest point, I took my supplements three times a day with prayer and scriptures I had written out on 3x5 cards - that was my medicine. It allowed me to finally get up out of my bed and start living my life. I returned to college and earned a couple of degrees and a license. I have spent my time since trying to help others navigate those same minefields. Thanks for sharing.
Same for me. I was on medication for years. I wanted to get off because I realized that my dependency on meds was a weakness I needed to overcome. Getting off of my meds was very hard, and made me very depressed, but my depression lead me back to God.
It was not easy to overcome the pain, but surrendering and realizing that my meds just masked the pain, and I needed to suffer through the pain lead me to salvation.
Doctors are quick to diagnose pain as depression because they are trained to do so. Big Pharma needs their money. IMO it's not normal for the world to be medicated to feel at peace. It took a lonely, dark, depressing time in my life for me to realize the depression I was feeling was actually a longing for a spiritual connection to God.
Indeed! When we find Christ, we are One in Mind and Spirit! Glory be to God! He will rescue all who are lost!