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Ive been on ot for 5 years. i know what he's going through if you need to talk
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Hi
I just read your message as I have just experienced the exact same thing. I've been in a long distance relationship with a man who I had fallen for. We had dreams of spending our live together. His personality changed so quickly and it was right after he started Prednisone, he had told me he was on edge which wasn't like him an said his head felt fried. Then day after Valentines day, he ended it by text. After saying morning sweetie
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Oh, how I hate prednisone! I would have died without it, but it nearly destroyed me. When my doctor gave me prednisone (80mg per day for 10 months for a lung disease) he warned my husband it would "fry my brain." It did - I went from a genius-level I.Q. to a very forgetful, unfocused person who can't remember jack sh**t. It's so embarrassing and frustrating.
I had a real personality change: in addition to be hungry all the time, I became an irritable, impatient and just plain mean old woman. Words came out of my mouth that I didn't even recognize! I shocked myself again and again - it was as if a filter was removed from my mouth and just anything would roll out, even if I didn't mean to say it! Usually my husband had been the outspoken, mouthy one, and I was always soft-spoken and quiet. But now I was the one with something to say, whether it was good or bad, whether I hurt anybody's feelings or not. I was "always right!"
Finally, when the prednisone was greatly reduced, and I started regaining my mind and personality just a little bit, my husband said, "We need to talk." I immediately knew what he wanted to talk about. He had been so patient, so good to me through my entire illness, and now I was afraid he wanted a divorce now that I was recovering. But he didn't. He just wanted me to get a grip on my behavior. I was so thankful! For him, for his faithfulness, for his love.
I asked him to help me do it, and to let me know whenever he noticed me going over the edge again. He promised to do it, and he did, in the right way With his help, I gradually "came back" to myself. It was not simple and not an automatic process, but I was motivated to not let prednisone destroy me, and I beat it. It is possible, especially with some loving help!
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She was/is in prednisone due to an organ transplant for 14 years. When I learned that prednisone had these effects on personality/behavior on users, I tried to warn her; she laughed in my face first, and then she got very angry at me. On top of that, during my searches I came across that Mirena has similar effects, and the combination of the two can be really dangerous. She became irritable and snappy after she got an IUD that uses Mirena. Of course, she doesn't want to hear me on that either. Her personality changed, she even seems to have distorted memories of things that happened between us, and everything is on the negative side. After seven months of separation, I am finally giving up on trying to get her to reason, and forfeiting my battle against these drugs. Unfortunately, she won't listen to me, and there's nothing I can do. She even has refused to read information on the topic, and she is a very educated/ intelligent woman. Impossible to reasoning with her anymore. Sad.
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Hi, just wanted to know if anything has gotten better? I’m tapering my husband down week by week @ 1 mg and it’s hell. It started 9 months ago with an id**t Doctor putting him on 80mg a day!,, Miraculously we have him down to 13/14 mg but the symptoms are still the same. I honestly have never felt so unloved by my husband. He has become a mean, angry, negative person that I don’t recognize anymore.
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