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I am done (with my sister and her faulty logic)
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The right medicine and the right dose can make a big difference

Permanent Linkby quietgirl2538 on Sat Aug 09, 2014 12:06 am

I can't believe it's been almost a month of being on the new dosage amount of the Latuda. from 80mg to 120mg, that it has made such a difference in my mood. I am calm and not as irritable as before. I am patient in my driving instead of angry and rude. Little annoyances don't seem so bothersome as before, to the point of feeling extreme anger at others. I don't feel like a monster inside of me anymore. I feel like a normal calm self.

“There’s an Asian expression that ‘a burden shared is halved.’"

Bipolar I
ADD (inattentive kind)
*I take loads of meds, but they keep me stable
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