Awesomematter
Not even generic?
Oh yeah, initial intake is tough not to mention finding a doc
I don’t know if the same thing is happening with the XR but if the IR worked for your husband it might be a good alternative. I recommend Vyvance, it was recently approved for generic. Still a bit pricy but it’s longer acting with less of the unbearable side effects.
You can’t save everyone but you can help someone if you’re in a good station in life. Every one of us has ups and downs, that’s living!
I understand outliers and you’re right but I really wish they made me feel valuable instead of being treated like a criminal for trying to hunt down my medication
I used a small old school pharmacy (it’s quite obviously only used for meds and inflating balloons cause all the items on the shelves were covered in a layer of dust) but they were meaner than the corporate locations and told me I couldn’t keep switching btwn pharmacies cause it “looked suspicious” despite that literally being the recommendations since there was a stimulant shortage in the entire nation. It’s all situation specific and most of the time I feel degraded😞
You’re so lucky not to not know!
Woah. This is incredibly helpful! How do you get the perimenopause diagnosis? Like there’s times where I’m sure I’ll never be able to access that memory again, also thought Alzheimer’s
My BPD gets unmanageable too since Vyvance seems to keep me emotionally balanced
When I first got diagnosed in my 30’s and started on Vyvance I became so frustrated when I would menstruate cause I felt like all the progress I had been making was completely undone! After a few months my male doctor was like “oh yeah there can be some symptom fluctuations that might occur during your period” Months I thought the meds just weren’t working!
The Gang Does a Clip Show Season 13 episode 7
This is the reason: “While not married to Giambruno, Meloni frequently promoted traditional family and conservative values on the campaign trail, according to Politico Europe.”
One of the conservatives mottos “do as I say not as I do”