Think this means we celebrate the mathematical constant m'dear!
But who's to know?
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Posted 01 April 2019 - 08:15 AM
I wouldn't let meds be your go-to response. Are there things in your life that are causing this upset? If we take medication to overcome issues that can be looked into, we might as well be taking weed!
I'm not at all down-playing your situation as I of course feel for you. I just don't want to see you get hurt on more pills and go thru more s**t as a result.
Posted 01 April 2019 - 06:17 PM
I would say that a combination of all that time you had to yourself, coupled with being at mid-withdrawal (potentially), that this needs to be given a little more time before throwing pills at it... again. It does of course depend on how bad things are, and again don't want to play it down, there comes a point... but for me, if I ever get off psych meds, it will be a cold day in hell before I go near them again...
Posted 06 April 2019 - 01:35 PM
I'm headed to Sarasota to see an elderly (older than me and you Hat) aunt, then tomorrow evening will drive to Melbourne, FL to see the P-doc on Monday. I will check in before then. I don't know if my aunt has Wifi, but I'm guessing she does so I might talk to you all tonight.
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Posted 08 April 2019 - 09:41 AM
You wouldn't be thinking that unless you thought it possible.
Thing is our progress can go so slow sometimes, and whilst as annoying as that is, it is important to see the improvements as they arrive. We all want to be at the finish line right now, and when we always gauge our progress by always looking at the finish line, we only bring ourselves more pressure. This is why I do charts and work my mood out on a weekly/monthly basis because I try not to look at it day to day as there can be so much change in the space of even an hour.
When I cold turkey'd from Cymbalta back in October, my months were 40% good. Last month was 66%. Due to stomach issues, this month may be slightly less, but that's how the (maryland) cookie crumbles! But I am not looking for 100% - it is not possible - not in this life at least! I will be happy with 80% when I get there... Everyone has mediocre and bad days, and if they are 1 in 5, then I'd consider that a success...
Posted 09 April 2019 - 11:05 AM
I got home last night, visit to p-doc was good. I told her I'm giving myself 6 months more to get over this... She asked if I need more xanax, I thought of you IUN! I told her NO!!
One negative... remember in March I lost my last employer health insurance, well the non-ACA compliant plan I bought does not cover mental health, so I had to pay for the visit with cash... see IUN, mental health coverage here in the US is not always covered either.
Posted 09 April 2019 - 11:24 AM
Just been to collect my next batch of Diazepam (Valium), but only get them in 28's. Not sure how long they will last me at the moment!
Mental health is never covered with insurance over here. Some have an "add-on" but it is very expensive, but if you have a history of mental health, they won't touch you. Not a chance.
Glad your appointment went well though - well done.
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