I’m nervous. The nurse called after my injection and said my pnurse is making changes. I wasn’t home and didn’t have my phone on me so I have to call back tomorrow to find out what those changes are. Whenever they make changes they make you go back and forth with the nurse so if you have a problem with it, it’s gonna be a couple hours at best but usually a whole day before you hear your docs response. I’ve been on all the meds (well, close enough) and know more about how they affect as far as efficacy and side effects than any professional in that center.
I’m thinking about pleading to get into an IOP I went to 6 years ago. It’s for adolescences and I’m 24 but I think I remember a 23 y/o so they do make exceptions. The doc I had there was the best pdoc I’ve ever seen. Listened to patients, was humble enough to say “I don’t know,” but did research to find the answers, never judged. Only thing I’ve noticed is that he pushes clozapine a lot and it seems like he dxs almost everyone with bipolar disorder. Maybe it was a birds of a feather situation but everyone I talked to there had bp.
so, yeah, really curious as to what those changes are, and if my t sent pnurse notes from today because that might affect what those changes are

edit: the doc there liked me so much he used me under a different name in a book he wrote