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I need to remember that taking my PRN doses of klonopin is not a failure but a skillful thing. I feel so much better now that I have. I mean I want to use skills to handle the anxiety but I can't do that when I'm too anxious.
Sail - on the 15th I'll bump up to 150 mg.
Remembering to take a medication that helps you is a skill. Following through and taking that medication is a skill. Not the ONLY skills, but don't fool yourself; some people refuse to take medication and they suffer for it. Taking it IS a skill.
Well it's PRN which I hate because i'm so bad at deciding when I need to take it. Plus I still feel sleepy and then I don't want to feel more sleepy.
Well it's PRN which I hate because i'm so bad at deciding when I need to take it.
Yeah, but I still maintain that recognizing when to take it is a skill, which means it's something you'll improve, and you won't be so bad at deciding when you need to take it.
Remembering to take a medication that helps you is a skill. Following through and taking that medication is a skill. Not the ONLY skills, but don't fool yourself; some people refuse to take medication and they suffer for it. Taking it IS a skill.
OMG yes. Also extra bad when the thing you need the med for steps you from taking it--Saturday I felt like ASS all afternoon. Headache, not at all hungry, couldn't stand light...blamed it on too much sun, took Otc painkiller, took a nap, nothing worked...finally remembered I have migraine meds. For when I have migraines. Duh?!? 90 minutes later it was like a miracle had occurred. I was so much better. Sigh.
I'm fine taking medicine twice a day. I'm terrible at remembering to take something in the afternoon. I need to set up some kind of alarm. I found out Monday what happens when I miss a dose of the drug I take for neuropathy. It suppresses nerve impulses and apparently there's a rebound effect that makes every nerve in cuts, bruises and any other nerve that had ever thought about causing pain to go sproing.
I was on Effexor for a few weeks. Then I found myself thinking about irritating people, "I could take her out." Thinking about murder seemed like a really unfortunate side effect.
Then I found myself thinking about irritating people, "I could take her out." Thinking about murder seemed like a really unfortunate side effect.
Wellbutrin did that -- I had a bottomless well of raaaaaaaaaage. And also insomnia for a year, 9 months of which were after I stopped it.
Hi, Nanita! And everyone else, of course.
Sending loving thoughts to all of you darlings even if I can't quite articulate each thought.
As long as I can take meds with a meal - no problem. I count them out in advance. Except that recent incident when I got my pill boxes confused and took my morning meds at night. Still over all getting a pill box with at least as many compartments as times you have to take meds seems to work well for me most of the time. I just have breakfast, lunch, dinner and bedtime meds, each in their own compartment. Only screwed it up once in the past three years thought that screwup was a doozy. Might work for you, though not helpful for "as needed" meds.