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Cindy Crawford and Rand Gerberson, Presley Gerberopened up about his mental health medication routine in a transparent manner.
Presley, 26, wrote: “Here’s some clarification and hopefully the truth will set you free lol.” Instagram video on Monday, December 1, revealing his personal struggles.
“I think honesty is best policy,” Presley began, before detailing the medications he’s currently taking, which include one milligram of buprenorphine twice daily. (Buprenorphine is designed to treat opioid use disorder and pain.)
“Benzo’s been going up and down, depending on what’s going on in my life,” he said, adding, “Unfortunately, he’s had a lot of losses lately in a lot of different forms.”
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this The model points out This was “not an excuse” but explained that the loss was “the reason for my current situation”.
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Filmed in a sauna, Presley told his followers that he usually takes a small dose of Xanax at night or whenever he has a “really, really bad panic attack.”
“I try to take as little as possible,” he said, adding that he also takes Valium, but in varying doses.
Presley admitted, “I don’t know if it was a little or a lot, who the hell knows,” adding that the doctor “said a lot of different things, so it was kind of scary.”
Kaia Gerberof elder brother Noting “Hopefully, between my research and their research and the world and God, we can finally figure this out.”
Presley said he eventually “tried to stabilize with just Valium so it wasn’t two different benzos.”
When it came to antidepressants, he said he had just increased his mirtazapine “from 15 mg to 22.5 mg.”
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Presley revealed that he also took PrazosinA blood pressure medication to treat the “multiple night terrors” he frequently experienced.
“What scares me is what you need to accept,” he shared. “So once you start taking them, you don’t take them, certain things bad things happen“.
Presley, who often shares mental health posts on social media, explained that he is currently taking “four classes of medication”: blood pressure, opioids, benzos and antidepressants.
He further explained that he had “comfort medications” that he tried to save when he lowered his dose or “cut back” on other prescriptions.
Cindy Crawford always put family first on her way to becoming one of the most legendary models in the industry. Crawford Gerber and Rande Gerber married in 1998 and have a son, Presley Gerber, and a daughter, Kaia Gerber. Both children followed in their mother’s footsteps. “I can help guide her and help her navigate,” (…)
in his mental health journeyPresley said he experienced a lack of “guidance” from doctors.
“I wish doctors could say, ‘Take this three times a day,'” he said. “But every psychiatrist I’ve ever seen – and I’ve seen 15 – will say, ‘Here are 20 medications, if you feel this way just take this one, take it as needed.'”
Presley shared that he was also trying to find a better community to help him reach a healthier level.
“I just wanted to exercise, go to the sauna, take a shower,” he said. “Growing up in Hollywood, I was surrounded by a lot of people that I loved to death, but now, I try not to be around them.”
Presley finally said, “Fine,” and he paused. drink wine After my birthday in July, as another act of self-care. “That doesn’t serve me anymore,” he revealed.
“I hope this impacts people in a variety of ways,” he continued. “A: So you feel like you’re not alone because that’s how I feel most of the time. I have a feeling that if I speak out about this, a lot of people will at least know that there are other people going through this.”
“The second thing is, hopefully I can find some people here who are willing to help or know people who can help,” Presley added.
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