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2nd day without meds (self.adhd)

submitted 1 year ago by Noodle07 to c/adhd

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Hey, it's always fun to run after refills every months especially when it includes vacations like August. I ran out of meds 2 days ago and have to deal with myself for an entire week before I get a refill.

Guess who has 0 motivation and lay on his bed watching time go by? Yup it's me, I hate it. 1 freaking week.. Someone help me please

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[–] TheActualDevil 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I'm not familiar with how it works in France, but I'm just brainstorming plans to avoid it in the future. Are they able to send it directly to a pharmacy and not give the scrip directly to you? If so, is it also possible to try to get in a few days early for an appointment for your check-in and they can just send it off on time? In the States I only have to do a mandatory check-in once a year with a doc and visit a nurse practitioner every 2 months and she just has it scheduled to send the new prescription every 30 days. It is more convenient, but I have to trust that they don't forget and I have to panic call their office.

[–] Noodle07 1 points 1 year ago

I usually have an appointment before I run out yeah, buuuut not this time