It's been a morning. The tire pressure sensors on my car are no longer present, so my pressure has to get low enough for me to notice a significant difference in performance for me to realize I need to add some air. Today I noticed a difference so I add air, but I almost started freaking out because I added a little too much and lost a valve cap (but I know that these things are minor because when I checked it was only about 3psi over what I need and it never rains and I don't drive in mud so I can go without a cap until it snows). Went to the store to look for some caps, but they didn't have them.

So then I go to the pharmacy to pick up a week's worth of meds. I incorrectly assume my pdoc isn't a giant dumbass and the pharmacy does their job. Nope. They said I should get blister packs to make my life easier (more like I'm required to get them because I'm "high risk" but they incorrectly think I can't handle the fact that I'm kinda f**ked up so they don't outright say that). Well, I'm not supposed to start the Invega pills until the 19th and then I'm supposed to take it for two weeks, and I'm supposed to take prazosin every night. They put the Invega in with the rest of my meds and put the prazosin in a separate PRN pack so I had to dig out the old pill boxes, open all the bubbles, and take out the invega and add all the prazosin (which I'm sure I only got two weeks worth since the daily bubble pack says 28 pills of Invega, but they don't give out that sorta information with PRNs and bubble packs).

Anyway that was my morning. I see my ACT person in-person later on and she said we can go for a walk. I only slept 2 hours last night and I hurt my back a few days ago so we'll see how the walk goes.