In all honesty after I left the drugstore I felt very proud
of myself, I finally thought about doing something about my panic and anxiety
problems and actually went out and achieved it finally! For many people they
will not understand, but for men and woman like us it was a big deal without a
doubt. Individuals who don’t suffer from anxiety disorders just are not able to
understand how some of the most basic things in life can be so stressful for us
to do without feeling anxiety.
The point of this post was not to gloat or anything like that.What I would
like to convey is that if you been hesitant to go to the doctor for whatever
reason please change your state of mind immediately. Force yourself to go in
the end it's going to be more than worth it. As you can tell so far, it’s been
relatively fast and easy up to now. Quite frankly the toughest part so far was
just contacting the medical center out of the blue and deciding to make the
appointment.
Assorted Anxiety Disorders
I am an adult in my early forties or maybe not. My age really doesn’t matter and for that matter my real name neither. However what really matters is my story and the countless other stories of other people who suffer from anxiety disorders and depression. Ever since I was a kid I have suffered from assorted anxiety disorders. Even though I have not been officially diagnosed by a psychiatrist I have had signs and symptoms of various mental maladies such as obsessive-compulsive disorder, panic attacks, social anxiety, stuttering and depression. Depending on the period of my life I suffered from one or more of the above symptoms.
Throughout my life I had good times and bad times but it’s always been a struggle just to feel normal like everyone else and not be obsessed with negative thoughts and fear. Ironically enough I have considered going to the doctor many times before but was too nervous to follow through with. However due recent events in my life such as caring for sick loved ones and career advancement I’ve decided to see a doctor. Between caring for loved ones with cancer and making important future life decisions and having to learn how to drive, I decided it was time to try some medication.
I plan to update this blog whenever I have something appropriate or significant enough to mention. Ultimately my goal is simple enough, to express myself and to help others with anxiety disorders. Remember it does not matter how old you are or what your circumstances are there is help out there, you’re not alone and you’re not crazy.
Throughout my life I had good times and bad times but it’s always been a struggle just to feel normal like everyone else and not be obsessed with negative thoughts and fear. Ironically enough I have considered going to the doctor many times before but was too nervous to follow through with. However due recent events in my life such as caring for sick loved ones and career advancement I’ve decided to see a doctor. Between caring for loved ones with cancer and making important future life decisions and having to learn how to drive, I decided it was time to try some medication.
I plan to update this blog whenever I have something appropriate or significant enough to mention. Ultimately my goal is simple enough, to express myself and to help others with anxiety disorders. Remember it does not matter how old you are or what your circumstances are there is help out there, you’re not alone and you’re not crazy.
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Pharmacy Lexapro Pills
Immediately after my doctor’s scheduled appointment I could
not wait to get to the local pharmacy, fill my RX and just get to the safety of
my home. It was the first time I got a prescription filled for some time, and
even though I must waited only 10 mins or so; it felt like I waited 10 years.
In all honesty I felt a bit embarrassed and after 5 minutes I just wanted to
leave after it seemed like it filled up with people. However after a couple of mins more my
prescription was all ready and I could not have been happier at that moment in
time. The pharmacist came out with my pills and asked if needed any information
about the Lexapro. I said no thank you, my physician had informed me of all the
important information I needed to have. I paid for my RX and thanked the
pharmacist and left with my little bottle of magic pills. LoL
Labels:
anxiety,
embarrassed,
Lexapro,
pharmacy,
pills
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment