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Unknown userMember
Hi
im struggling with my meds at the moment, I keep thinking about going off, staying on, taking one out or the other and I’m confusing myself and then don’t know if I took all of them. I have them in a weeks container but been taking them out and putting them in... I’m just really confused and keep making weird decisions. One moment I think, I don’t need this stuff, then I realise I shouldn’t do this... I just don’t know
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
@Former-Member
I hope your team comes up with some psychological formulation approaches and does not only rely on medication.
Being passed around can feel awful, but change can also be good. I am feeling optimistic about my new psychologist and gp. They both seem a better fit from the get go.
I hope your visit today goes well.
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Unknown userMember
Hello @BlueBay @Appleblossom @Ali11 @MDT
Hope you had a good day. Mine was a bit rough, but the visit was ok and I’m feeling a bit better tonight.
i will talk to my pharmacist about Webster packs. I always thought I don’t need them, because ‘I’m quite capable of doing it myself’ but I’ve been getting overwhelmed with my psych and physical meds lately and struggle to keep track of the scripts. So it’s probably a good idea.
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MDTSenior Contributor
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Glad the visit was worth it.
@Former-Member
Webster packs can help ... when I divvy my meds between night and day ... I was upset at first at the amount I took ... but have been at it for a couple of years now ... and meds do have their place.
Hugs
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Ali11Senior Contributor
Sending love @Former-Member 
Glad the visit was okay and you're feeling better
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