Aa
what do i do
is anyone out there to help me deal with withdrawals from invega 3mg...put on as a trial basis, now can't afford the medicine.. and my xanax was stolen last week.... i have none.. i don't abuse my meds.. never had this problem before.. in a bad state now for several days that keeps getting worse by the day...don't wanna look bad to my dr.. he has helped me with my ptsd...so hurt and don't understand what my head is doing.. the medicine was working.
just forget it.. i shouldn't have even asked.. just some consolance would have been fantastic
Thank you so much for your answer...i lost my medicaid last july 2 yrs ago...everything seemed to get worse.. if there was a loop hole and i could find it i would.. but i am in a rural town..no clinics here...this has made me behave in manners that is not myself....it was on a trial basis with invega,...i hit rock bottom yesterday.. not feeling safe today and pissed off.. i have no privacy.. now i'll end up back in the hospital again, i'm afraid...how could all this happen.. i was fine.. my close cousin passed this last week.. i am overwhelmed with stress and anxiety and they are not so nice about this at our hospital..
You can go to a walk in clinic and they should be able
to help with the Invega prescription. If you are Medicaid eligible
you could be eligible for emergency Medicaid which can then
become standard Medicaid. If you are not Medicaid eligible
you can work with your psychiatrist who can help you apply
for the Patient Assistance Program which should allow you to receive
it if you are not eligible for other forms of insurance.
to help with the Invega prescription. If you are Medicaid eligible
you could be eligible for emergency Medicaid which can then
become standard Medicaid. If you are not Medicaid eligible
you can work with your psychiatrist who can help you apply
for the Patient Assistance Program which should allow you to receive
it if you are not eligible for other forms of insurance.
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