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Originally Posted by PT52
I'm like you, SunnyD - I was misdiagnosed for years and wasn't properly diagnosed until this year (I'm 52). I think maybe maturity is a factor in being more compliant. In everyday life, young people seem to take more risks. At least I did when I was younger. Also, having the wrong meds was awful and now I feel so much better, I can only attribute it to the meds.
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Yeah, for me too. Late diagnosis, decades of hell (and worse yet on wrong meds), made compliance with the right kind pretty attractive. Which isn't to say perfect...
. When everything was the best it ever was, I just
had to go and mess with it, dontcha know... The classic reasons.. "but I feel so good, maybe there's really nothing wrong with me!" (hahahahahaha! should've just reviewed the journals and the piles of hypo "WTF was I thinking?!" evidence, right?) Didn't take long to get a reality check...