Very well said, Zackthe manaic,
I do agree there, it is never wise and not very clever to go cold turkey on any kind of med, let alone a lot of them, to do with mental health, and, as I know with me, I have mild forms of mental health issues, and as the GP doctor senior put to me, years back and I already knew within me this, I simply cannot come off my brand of medication, and I'll add even though, I have been taking this brand very well, now I might go lowering the dose a bit, or have to reincrease slightly the dose again, but simply not to come off the med. There are probably adverse reactions, and I certainly don't wish for that.
I feel Dragonboy, you do need to feel to think very long and hard about this, once you have had mental he alth medication drawn, written up, that's it, youii must adhere to that regulalation of taking them, you must and cannot come off mental health med, as I always think, it's the mental health med, keeping me overall well, also otherwise, my original pshycosis problems could renact.
My advice to you; keep taking the mental health meds, and listen to your doctor, he or she is doing this for your own good, and possibly for the preventative sake of others not to see you not so unwell again.