Jack Harris - Careful What You Wish For (Lyrics) 'and the doctor said to take this pill'

🎶 Jack Harris - Careful What You Wish For (Lyrics) "and the doctor said to take this pill"
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the doctor said to
and the doctor said to take this pill
you'll feel much better

[VibesOnlyMusic]

Where's everyone listening from!? 🌎💜

[madisonllayne]

As someone who was almost k!ll3d from psychiatric malpractice (gave me a heart attack and serotonin syndrome) and survived, the most important thing I can ever share is that if your meds make you feel nothing/numb they are NOT working as intended - you should feel electric or ecstatic, or at peace - apathy/numbness isn’t the same as peace and it’s a sign those meds are doing something wrong

[DayZ-vfhx]

I stopped taking my anti depressants about a year ago today. As sad as i feel and as worthless i still feel, im glad i can still feel this way and also get the small bits of happiness sprinkled in here n there

[bayareawhfinc.]

I appreciate this song revealing how sometimes Doctors push patients too quickly to just take meds to fix everything. Which can be hurtful, and sometimes they just strip you of everything that makes life alive.

[TinaWitt-js]

"you won't hurt anymore" that sounds like you've found the right people just so they can backstab you then,
"when you wake up numb" that also sounds like going through depression and drama and stress
I wonder how many other people hear the same thing

[AssumingSnow]

I enjoy this jam so much. The message is so relatable.

[IsabelleBorck]

my anxiety meds took more than the anxiety. I love this song.

[evinnsangree]

I can understand this so much with old medications. I started taking psych meds at 14 and it was rough, but something you need to tell others is that there are meds that might work better! Antidepressants dont work for me but can work for someone else! Everyone is different when it comes to meds so take your time! Youve got this!

[avannasay]

As someone who grew up on over 100 different psych meds for illnesses I don't even have... Nor have ever had.. this hits. 😢 On a good note, I'm in therapy, no more psych meds, and I'm finding myself finally as I'm an adult

[suuyasha]

Happy, my therapist said "No" as soon as I asked for meds (pretty sure: too quickly bcs I didn't see the consequences). He tried first with only talking and showing me solutions I have to make first before only THINKING of meds. And I am so thankful now for this. My demons are still here but much more easier to handle.

[leinaneia]

It's sad but I can relate to this song a little bit. I always felt emotionless most of the times. An emptiness that is hovering over me. I always managed to not care about it with playing video games and reading a lot of books. Bur after certain circumstances and people who were supposed to care for me (not my family) took every kind of joy from me when they took my books, drawing stuff, game cards and more that I could've used for entertainment, I can't stand silence anymore. I always have to listen to music or have my mobile with me as it was taken from me back then and I had no way of contacting my online friends.

Ever since, forced silence feels like I am caged in a dark, soundless room, chained against the wall, the air is thick and old and the door only opens slightly ones in a while to give me food and drink while some fresh air briefly get in and I can barely reach my food, eating and drinking what I need to but never all that is given before it gets taken away again and the room is dark and enpty again. That's how it always feels like to me. How most of my day feels like. Which is one of the reasons I am drowning myself with music and co. It had been even worse when I was on anti depressive meds. But I decided to not take them anymore about a year ago and ever since I slowly started to get better and do regular stuff more often (buying groceries, being outside, not harming myself, not playing online games 24/7 etc)

[winnetteblair]

This!

I've watched my family go through this my entire life and struggled with my own perception becoming more of an issue then what my brain was going through.

I'm now five years off my meds.

And guess what.

I learned how to handle my mental health just by being determined and by looking at myself and I'm telling you perception drugs are not going to help but what it does do is get expensive and we feed our doctors pockets with our money because we were raised to believe they are here to help.

They only help themselves.


I wish I knew before I was prescribed that I could have done it on my own without it because I'm still till this day recovering my body from the damage it's done to me.


We need more artists like you saying something really real.

Thank you for your message.

I can't wait to hear what you have for us next❤️ keep up the good work.

[CludiMshii]

This song hits extremely for me for one big reason.

I have written this reply in a lot of comments, but I’m gonna copy and paste it in this regular comment to let people know they’re not alone.

As someone who suffers from 7+ mental disorders, some of which are undiagnosed and others I am shoved on meds for, I agree with this.


I remember being 3. That’s right. 3 years old, born with 7+ mental disorders, some of which overlap others so they are difficult to find, like my undiagnosed Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) clashing over my anxiety and depression. Guess what the doctors decided to do to 3 year old me?

That’s right, put me on 10+ DIFFERENT MEDICATIONS. I WAS ON 10+ DIFFERENT MEDICATIONS AS A TODDLER.

I wish I could make this up, but I can’t. I have a lot of chronic mental disorders, and I’m still trying to diagnose them all one by one slowly to help myself get the peace I seek out for.

And no, thankfully, I’m not on 10+ medications anymore (even though I was for the longest time), I’m only on 2. And actually, one of them is for my ADHD, so I could get a doctors note that allows to drink coffee in school (caffeine has the same effect as my ADHD meds, it calms me down and makes me focused), and I could be down on 1 medication.

Just remember, it’s all okay. Fight for yourself and for your health. :)

[pt]

Am I the only one that has been helped by medication? I lost *all* of my emotions to depression, even my cronic shame. Everything was nothing only. My meds brought me back my emotions, allowed me to feel normal again after years of slowly dying. It's awful this isn't common experience and I'm sorry for anyone going trough this

[Vette-]

This song really hits. I have quite a few mental illnesses and I hope everybody who does have them like me can get better. I got prescribed things. I don’t even get to take them bc my parents take the pills away saying that all it does is make ur life miserable. I hope everyone is okay right now. Remember there are bad days too! If anyone needs to talk I’m here 😁 Know you’re not alone. I’m sorry I’m yapping a lot but. Who knows? Someone might need this.

[courtneymusgrove]

This song speaks to my ADHD.
I RELATE...
shout out to the ADHD crew.

[hazeevisions]

I'm 30 and been trying to find the right meds since i was 13 or 14. Nothing has worked despite me being VERY mentally ill. It's hard to explain to people what it's like to be so mentally ill, but not able to be medicated cos you haven't responded well to ANYTHING in 16 or 17 years

[maddiebritain]

This is EXACTLY how I feel about my medication

[joefisher]

Great message. More people than ever are going to therapy/taking medication than ever while depression and suicide rates are just going up. Unplugging and getting fresh air and sunshine does more than you think, unfortunately there is no money in that

[pentathonate]

I've been on the wrong antidepressants before and he describes it perfectly in this song. You feel numb, invisible, flat... and yet still somehow wrong and like you wanna die.
I think I'm on the correct stuff now, thankfully. I still feel everything, even the crap, but it is more manageable.