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Originally Posted by Soupe du jour
I've forgotten my evening medications a few times these past seven days, only remembering late late at night. I do eventually take them when I remember, but if it's 3 am that means my later morning is shot. I usually never have a Seroquel hangover anymore, unless I take them in the wee hours of the morning. I know how crucial it is to be regular about taking my meds. I think some mental stuff is going on that leads me to forget. Nothing major, but still noticeable.
Yesterday I made a homemade beef broth, simmering it for over six hours after roasting the bones, beef, and some veggies. Today I'm making a beef vegetable soup. It should be delicious. I make chicken vegetable noodle soup far more often, but really my husband loves the beef version even more. But it's more work.
There have been a few snafus we've been dealing with that are quite frustrating. I'm trying to be patient, because they will eventually work out.
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Have you ever tried a med reminder app? I never had the need to until recently because I never forget my night meds. However, now I am on a split dose of lamictal and have to take a pill in the morning and I NEVER remember morning meds. I downloaded Medisafe and it’s kept me on schedule. There’s no way I would remember the morning med without it!
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