Dr. Syl Reacts to Ren's 'Diazepam'
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Join Dr. Syl as he delves into Ren's powerful video, 'Diazepam.' In this reaction, Dr. Syl provides insights into the themes of mental health, medication, and the emotional impact of the song. Don't miss this in-depth analysis and discussion on how music can reflect and influence our understanding of mental well-being.
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00:00 - Introduction
This song sounds how diazepam feels.
My favorite line is " it's like you've stolen my essence, my coding".
I took Diazepam for a short time and it literally saved my life. My anxiety and constant panic attacks had become so severe I was living on a liquid diet and was seriously thinking of unaliving. Fortunately I didn't have any withdrawal or any negative side effects as I was only on it while other meds kicked in. This was 5 years ago now and back then I couldn't have imagined being alive now and recovering, never mind having a precious 3 year old 🥰
Yes, sometimes you need to take medication because it is necessary and there are no alternatives.
As a 'former' psych and chronic medical disease patient, please get a health professional that listens to you. I had several different doctors and would've been nice if they'd collaborated with each other. And now, over 15 years of taking very very strong mental and physical meds, Im still struggling to come off of them all. I'm off all psych meds thankfully, still have 1 for my medical problems that I have tapered down alot. How can I ever get better, if I'm always wearing a band-aid?? Thanks for your channel. This and other channels like yours and Rens (and friends) music have literally kept me going through the worst parts, so thank you again.
You are a warrior, your experience would be invaluable to a peer support group btw. I wish you continued strength, blessings 🌻
@@oh2887 thank you 💞
They are ALL GOOD lines. This is my fav Ren song !
Your reactions are always so informative, love it. Can you do Crutch? It's one he did at the height of his psychosis. He said it's for those going thru it and those that support/love them. 💜💜
Yes! We need him to reac5 to Crutch
He's so correct I got a script for diazys when I was 13 yrs old along with anuva benzo due to the fact that I cannnot cope with my thoughts and when i don't take them everythings too real and my inner thoughts go round n round , ocd comes back out , but also everything looks cleaner when i take them. i lose my shit. but currently my drs are messing my script up so it's never at the pharm for renewal so i sit in fear and panic in withdrawals on the merryground of anxiety. i'm now more anxious about getting them than the anxiety thet were prescribed for. hell.
That's so me. Each damn month
I loved this video, getting to know your perspective on such an underrated song!
It would be great if you could react to Ren's Loco! It's an acappella song, and it talks about how Ren's point of view on when he felt that he was losing his mind. It's one of my favorites on the Sick Boi album!
Thank you for reacting to Ren and sharing your knowledge with us.
Years ago the doctor thought itd be a good idea to put me on diazies, me with past addiction problems, ruined my life for 10yrs! All they did was give me an addiction that was harder to stop than crack cocaine was! Luckily i was able to get rid of all addictions 5yrs ago but i have had to battle anxiety and luckily again I did work and thats gone! Thanks doctor!
Feels like they do what's easiest to get you out the door quicker.
One customer taken care of. NEXT!
I was looking forward to this one from you, Dr syl. Its one of my favorite "older" ren songs bc I resonate with it a lot. Not so much specifically diazepam but other substances. And yeah, "went for a swim and then drowned in your ocean" also always rings true for me. Also, "self destructive healing is one in the same" 😊💜💜
Yay!! Another video :) very informative as always, thank you! 🩷
Fascinating interpretation of Ren's song. Good to see you again. Maureen from UK
I absolutely love the knowledge you share. Thank you so much, Dr. Sye❤
Love your insight and the fact that you enjoy the music so much also
Hi Dr Syl. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Please can you make a video on Zopiclone and other Z drugs as I hear they can be quite difficult to stop taking too if you've been on them for a while.
Great reaction. Have you done Ren's song 'Heretic' yet? It's a good one.
My hardest withdrawal was with mirtazapine for anxiety. It worked brilliantly at first, helped with sleep and agitation. I felt some peace for the first time I could remember.
Then it stopped helping, and after a year my doctor wanted to try something else. The withdrawal made me promise myself I would never have it again. Agitation worse than ever, insomnia for days at a time that nearly put me in hospital, itching all over, flat out panic, depression. It was horrible.
Sometimes when the anxiety is bad I wish I could try it again, because it helped so much at first. But I can't ever risk how ill stopping it made me.
Oh god, i'm on it for quite a while now. My new doctor changed my dose for a smaller one. I still can sleep. I am a lot more irritated, but i didn't connect it with the medication. But i also have some troubles at work, so i'm not sure about anything. Do you now take something to sleep better? (Sorry for any mistakes, english is not my native language)
I remember recommending this video a while back. Glad you finally got to watch it :D
Thank you ❤❤
I went through methadone withdrawals and it was horrible
The mental part of it was so bad. Im on MAT now. Im klonopin right now and I worry about taking it everyday because i dont want to be sick when i want to stop. But my anxiety is so bad right now that i need it. Withdrawals are very bad. You are so sick its hard to even get up to use the bathroom. I went days without eating
Great song. Ty
When there's medication as diazepam, which treats more than one condition, or elements, and it doesn't work as everyones different.
So does then the information get stored for further patients with a condition.
As it seems a bit hit and miss with some medications, and the side affects can be worse then the Meds.
gaba, the most ozzie sounding of neurotransmitters
My dad's doctor prescribed a beer a day or something. He had my sister smuggle in a 6 pack lol. The doctor wasn't amused. I even took a picture of the doctor's note stuck to it like a script. He drank for many years but died getting off anesthesia and had a heart attack. He had one lung that was totally filled with fluid or something. They were trying was to biopsy it
It was prescribed for acute back pain, my muscle went numb but i could still feel te pain so for me no succes, then they gave Tramadol and that worked for me, now i have a hernia and in must take Tramadol, naproxen and pregabaline plus paracetamol so that got a bit worse 🥴
My favorite thing about this, was watching your reaction to the guitar solo. You were so completely embodying it. So wholesome. It made me chuckle. Thank you for your analysis as well! ❤
Ultradian cycling bipolar one, anxiety, PTSD, dissociative identity disorder here. I have an amazing therapist that is helping me to face and understand and deal with childhood trauma and my lifelong physical and mental and emotional reactions to it. (Self hate/drug abuse/suicide, etc.)
I've been through a number of therapists. It wasn't until I was ready to be honest with myself, and stop lying to my doctors and therapists that I have begun to heal.
For me, there's a horror to healing. I'm developing the skills to understand the horror and accept the healing.
Writing all this is the long way around the bush to say,
"Thank you, Dr. Syl,
for your insights and explanations." Both Ren and you speak to my soul.
I'm on diazepam and I get it, I have agoraphobia so at one stage not able to leave my home fast forward 5 years and I got myself OK have a job etc go on holiday I honestly do not think without the help of diazepam I would be were I am, I'm still prescribed it and think I would panic without it, so for me personally at least I'm able to live life.
I take Xanax for sleep. Sleeping meds do precisely nothing because they don’t quite my mind, Xanax does and therefore I am able to sleep. I’ve taken it for years, decades actually. Same dose. Never more. If I am still unable to sleep then I don’t sleep. I wouldn’t be above ground if I didn’t have it to quiet my mind.
yellows and blues, one to clean the home in the 1950's one to get to sleep.
I've only used diazapan once while suffering from severe symptoms of Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome.
❤this
I have what will be called generel anxiety, developed from teen to adult, it's always in my body but not in my thoughts, has never got attacks or some kind of that, i just feel that something is going to happened, i'm so ready and aware. My body is tens all the time, can't fully relax, i use strong hash to deal with it but it never gets away, just barely managed. I have tried all kind of (pam) and it shuts down my brain instead of numb me. Pregabalin is only stuff that works but i can't use it when working.
I will upvote and comment for the algorithm but I hope to see some more in-depth education to us layman as soon as you find the content to do so.
He released two recently, three weeks and a month ago
When I was in school, I was on Lithium, with Diazepam as needed for anxiety attacks. This song brings me back to how it made me feel.
My Mother had 11 electric shock treatments in 1965 and then was on Valium until I was in my late teens then she was on Xanax. Living with my Mother was tough. She had 3 damaged children .
I abused diazepam horrendously. I took so many just to sleep because my chronic pain was affecting me that badly. It ruined me nearly. I've not had them in 6 years but I still miss the feeling so bad on my bad days.
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As someone who has taken diazepam and has a chronic neurological disorder alongside all the lovely mental challenges that come with it, I can confirm that this is exactly how it is. When I took it I had severe delayed speech problems and had to be taken off it.
I think it's different for Ren as he wasn't psychotic because of life....he had psychosis because of a reaction to not being treated for his Lyme Disease and then placed on antidepressants to control his reactions to what he was going through. As an ex recreational drug taker MDMA weed cocaine etc When I've been prescribed drugs like diazapam it's so alien to us and a departure from the euphoria experienced on rec drugs. I often wonder if it's advisable to prescribe Benzos to ex drug users because it's an additional conflict in the mind.
20 years drug free by the way.
Thankyou for all your information. ❤
Dieazapan
My son was given dieazapan.... And it made him vomit.. 🤮 everytime. He has J HD.
If you are looking for songs about meds girl in red did one called serotonin 😊. Love ren this song is spot on. Diazepam started giving me crazy derealisation so I had to stop taking it. Totally related to the drowning sensation, it was terrifying at the time.
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I need clonazepam to have a normal life ATM, however I ration it
Great video as always
Diaz makes my brain feel like I'm getting a warm comfy blanket wrapping it up. But it's such a good muscle relaxant for me so yeah it's hard to not have it when I know I must not take it every day.
I worked in adolescent drug & alcohol detox for many years. I did social work but specialised in mental health, youth & AoD. It was a harm minimisation model with a reducing regime of diaz & temaz. These kids were so very sick we would do bed checks every night like 15 min for the first week. Often I would find myself changing a client's bed 3 times a night cos they're just sweating everything out. I know that some wouldn't make it but I kinda hope that some did make it through & are doing ok.
Very useful medication but oooh it's a bit of playing with fire especially if you've got that addictive personality
Please try Ren and chinchilla " how to be me" 🙏🙏🙏. And chinchilla 1:5 🔥🔥🔥
How to be me coming soon!
Day 415 without drinking quit by myself
I love your reactions to Ren. Do you know about Stromae? He is just as great , but he sings French (his songs contain lyrics in English though). Take a look at L'enfer , you will not regret it! Keep up making these videos. They are great!
Stromae Carmen is also a masterpiece
Can you reacts to courtney parker ( her last words) it's a beautiful song ❤
What if the voice (in our head)is something we could listen to when we learn it's language?
Listen to Ren - Penitence ft. molly mckenna next pleaseee
Dr syl, have you heard 'the simulation' by seven.
What's your prognosis on this gifted but haunted individual I wonder.
Why do some people have no reaction to Diazepam ?...... I was on it for 6 weeks and not even a sniff of anything happening ?
Hi Dr Syl, I have two songs suggestion if I may: Snuff by Slipknot or 45 by Shinedown. Hope you'll get a chance to have a listen and maybe make a reaction video, who knows! Have a great day:)
Dr syl. Input abt magic mushroom for depression please. (Psilocybin)
Dr Syl, have you read the 2004 industry standard 'Insight and psychosis'.
I liked the part where they say there is 27 dimensions, but it is better if the patients had no insight and were drugged under the umbrella term psychosis.
I have received many of your chemical lobotomising anti psychotics and I recorded with diary entries, the rapid mental decline that left me with psychosis when I am a high functioning schizophrenic.
If I complained about side effects - my sweet drs at hospital would double my dose of respiroden until I was dribbling.
Also what do you think about the Australian mental health corporations decision to leave the Hippocratic oath 'do no harm' out of the mental health ACT.
Is this an industry you can be proud to serve.
I consider that holding people against their will, torturing, drugging and judges/diagnoses them for years on end, to be near the demise of their antiquated barbaric practices.
It's basically a made up industry to hide a bunch of dirty little secrets.
That's my two cents opinion, however with my level of psychosis it hardly matters what I think.
I am curious about your opinion.
Also take your own meds for three days, I dare you.
There's a doctor in Canada that asserts it takes 8months to recover from one depo injection.
So many experts, it's unfortunate they all tell a different story.
i gave up getting off off these. the neurological frying was too much
I was on benzos for 28 yrs. Replaced it with hydroxyzine and it worked brilliantly. 😊
There is a condition that therapy cannot do what Diazepam can: Meniere's Disease. Nothing else curbed the vertigo/dizzy attacks like diazepam. Since it is a physical inner ear cause, talking or practicing calming techniques doesn't seem stop falling to the floor in a wretched mess.
Benzodiazepines don’t do anything to me at all. Maybe it’s because I usually very sedate by nature, there just isn’t much to treat.
Hey Dr Syl, could you pls react to “BIPOLAR TEEN Won't Let MOM SLEEP AT NIGHT” by Dhar Mann and rate it on how accurate it is please
why give pills in thr first place
If I had a nickel for every secret govt body that wants to hurt me…🤑! 😂
twenty seventh :(
Don’t know wtf song is about he won’t let him sing
Then go to Ren's channel and watch it there. You're on a reaction channel... they're supposed to talk about it.
Ass
Seems like you're more interested in speaking than in listening... Talking about lines that weren't even in there... If you rewind a little, after pausing, you won't miss anything. Assuming you're actually listening that is, rather than thinking about what you're intending to say next.