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The medication is absolute trash and the whole time he was on it it changed his personality it made him irritable and always hyper active talking fast walking fast then it led to waking him up a few hours after taking it and then he went into psychosis and attacked me today out in public to where a stranger ran over to restrain my son until help arrived. Please don't ever take this medication it is from the pit of hell.

Is it a lot of reading and writing? If so I might consider this degree because I do this anyway because of my son who is mentally ill. I've read so many case studies over the years and if it's similar then I just might do this instead of the human services degree.

I've always wondered about this and it's not the degree path I'm choosing but I was just wondering because I did see a forensic criminal justice degree at another college that really got my attention. If you are in the degree program what career do you plan on getting? Or if you have already graduated? This is just my curiosity is all.

I'm just curious because there's so much talk about it and it's making me skeptical. I wanted to enroll but I think I'll just go with the LPN program at my local career center 😕

My son has been on caplyta for about 9 months now and it is starting to cause him to wake up at 3am for the past 4 nights and he cannot go back to sleep. He has been pacing all day and now today he keeps flicking his wrist and making these sounds almost like random grunts. What is going on???? He has an appointment on Monday with his psychiatric nurse so I definitely want him off of this but for now is there anything that would help?

I ask because it is concerning and I haven't enrolled at UMPI just yet I was thinking about SNHU but I don't like what I'm seeing as far as many students being accused of this. I am just wondering if it's a problem with UMPI as well.

It may sound like a dumb question to some people but I am just wondering what it is exactly.