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Josherino)
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I have been waiting in this virtual waiting room for over 2 hours. I need my stupid scrip refilled today! How long should I wait until I call in to complain? Also anytime I've asked my pharmacy for an emergency 2 weeks worth of my anti-depressant they always said no. So I''m feeling particularly hosed.
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Oct 21, 2020 19:01
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indigi posted:call now, also call your pharmacy I did. Turns out he plain forgot about me. I should have called earlier. I just called the pharmacy and they did get it. It's going to be ready tomorrow. Every month this happens.
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Oct 22, 2020 00:15
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It's living out of spite when others want you and others like you in general (lgbtq+, leftist, poor, black, jewish, muslim and so on.) dead, non-existent or quiet. Works well for me as I think the Nazis win if I cease to exist. I also find spite very useful in creative endeavors.
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Nov 20, 2020 20:59
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wolfs posted:How do I get diagnosed with depression what do I do Yeah you can go through your insurance's website to find psychiatrists to call and set up an appointment. My provider's site sucked poo poo though so I called their help line and they gave me the info of some that were in area, in network, and taking new patients.
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Mar 6, 2021 08:06
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Consummate Professional posted:has anyone here/anyone willing to talk about inpatient care? I went inpatient as a minor. I think it helped. I learned that exercise or any physical exertion is a great way to relieve my anxiety and how to better be in touch with what I am feeling and why. It wasn't perfect and I still wonder if I ever really needed to go inpatient. But it's not anything I regret doing. Is there something specific you wanted to know about?
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Oct 25, 2023 07:09
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That's an awful situation. My parent went through something similar to your wife though they went in patient many times until they found a cocktail of medicine that worked for their mental illnesses. They were also struggling with drug abuse. I had group therapy and a therapist through my college at the time and it helped immensely. The feelings you described echoed what that time was like for me. It's so hard to see them go through the cycles and wash out the same or worse than before and besides your support there's nothing else you can do and it's very frustrating. They have to do it.
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Apr 8, 2024 07:17
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