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Originally Posted by Under*Over
Do you live in acity? Cities often have buses or subways? Even walking could be an option if it isnt that far. Or if you have anyone to call to give you a ride?
Im sure youve thought about these things but- maybe try again. I was in a similar situation a couple of weeks ago but I was able to figure out the bus schedule for my city and take that.
Also- depending on how far you are from the pharmacy- an uber or lyft might be your best bet. They dont tend to be that expensive if you dont get one during a busy time/surge- and it might just be worth dropping 10 dollars for.
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I wish I did live in the city but I live in the country. No public transportation and even a short trip down the road is $30.
The first month getting rides wasn’t as hard but it almost going into the third month and everyone is tired of it.
I may have to start taking Uber to my doctor’s appointments. After the incident the other day, I knew I wasn’t well but I wasn’t on any of my meds at the time.
Coming off of that antidepressant gave me a lot of suicidal thoughts and it is scary because at one moment, I knew if I went by the bridge, I probably wouldn’t be alive.
They finally got back with my meds and I felt better.