... and I have another six meds I've also got to take at night. Are you taking your evening meds?
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I am back in the swing of things for the hypothyroid and stomach pill. Still haven't decided what I'm going to do about the mood meds. That is a concision decision. I don't like them crazy pills.
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You just reminded me I am probably massively overdue to get my thyroid checked.
so me, I've 2 planners/notebooks ion my amazon cart waiting for Swagbucks to pay
Good about the the hypothyroid and stomach pills. ... I'm on 3 or 4 anti-depressants and I think they have finially worked because I don't go into really deep depressions anymore. Why don't you like 'them crazy pills."
I understand that. I think mine is life long. I *know* it's important to take the meds. But, that doesn't mean I'm always compliant
I used to have a huge problem with taking my mood meds but after years of struggling with it I was finally like, fuck it, I'm tired of being miserable. I'm still miserable but...slightly less? lmao. I actually was just prescribed Latuda today. pretty nervous about that.
"we're supposed to monitor it" I think most people are.
I don't like any medicine that makes me "feel" different. The hypo meds don't make me feel anything and my stomach meds just make the stomach quit being an ass. Anytime I have taken medicine for moods and anxiety I feel dizzy or loopy in the short term or have like weird, vivid dreams in the long term. I will admit it cuts my anxiety down a bit, but not in the area I need it exactly.Good about the the hypothyroid and stomach pills. ... I'm on 3 or 4 anti-depressants and I think they have finially worked because I don't go into really deep depressions anymore. Why don't you like 'them crazy pills."
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I CAN'T HELP IT, I TOLD HER NEVERMIND AND SHE WAS LIKE are you sure, I mean I have all these fitness stickers.
My underlying issue is life long, but meds kicked my thyroid back into behaving, thankfully...but I believe I could come out of remission any ole time.I understand that. I think mine is life long. I *know* it's important to take the meds. But, that doesn't mean I'm always compliant
Yah, I think I'm supposed to do mine more often because I have a "disease" that decided to behave but could reactivate itself any ole time."we're supposed to monitor it" I think most people are.
