Symptoms of a Drug Prescription
Inaccurate and lack of information is a problem that continues with drug prescriptions. While there is a place for prescription medication, the need to be knowledgeable about a prescribed drug is very important to your wellness.
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“Since 2010, my eyes are now wide open to the world of prescription. I am aware there is a place for prescription medication, but I realize the need to question a prescribed drug.”
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“My world changed on March 25, 2010, when my daughter Nikki was prescribed her first drug. At the time, we thought everything would change for the better. But….”
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“It’s been years since my daughter, Nikki, withdrew from prescription drugs for her depression, but yet she still experiences the symptoms left behind.”
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“My daughter’s journey through prescription drugs came on too fast to consider all the pros and cons before turning to a medication treatment plan.”
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“Nearly two years had gone by in search of a healthier and happier lifestyle. Not progressing on the current prescription drug treatment plan, my counselor decided to add a new drug to my mix, Geodon.”
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“Distressingly, I was still experiencing the pain of depression and overall unwellness. So before I left for college, my counselor prescribed my first SSRI and the beginning of my journey through Lexapro began. Unfortunately, this journey led me through another wrong path.”
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“I realized early on how environmental issues played a role in Nikki emotionally… Unfortunately, I didn’t know the true and complete picture….”
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In February of 2011, at the age of nineteen, I started taking the prescription drug Abilify along with three medications I was currently on for depression.
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