u/Fruitcute6416

I often struggle to get past a chapter or two.

A few books I’ve finished and held focus on were:

The Perks of Being a Wallflower & The Haunting of Hill House.

Also, Down the drain. By Julia fox.
All Very random choices. They just worked for me.

I’m drawn to dark, relatable, narrator-driven about mental health, dysfunctional families, hauntings, or anything psychological and strange.

Fiction or non. Unique formats and perspectives are welcome.

I love unpredictable, thought-provoking & shocking - one that really sticks with you.

Looking for new genres and topics to get into also! Thanks :)

I’ve been on different adderall dosages for years. I’ve never been asked to return them.

I have always filled with QFC. But they were out of 30mg, so I filled at another local spot. They DID fill my 10mg. I take them staggered.

That being said - my dr prescribed me vyvanse today. A months worth but a trial run.

QFC called my doctors office, not me, and told them to bring both of my bottles in before they’d fill it. Specifically to the drop box.

So I called them and asked. They said yes and not only that but to bring them to the counter. BOTH bottles. Including the other pharmacy one. Different from what they told my Dr. Which is so weird to me.

With a shortage happening and not being sure if I’ll stick with the Vyvanse, I feel like this is unfair of them. They wanted me to show my ID at drop off. Usually I do that for pick up..

Lend me your experiences & thoughts.

I can’t handle the thought of needing to fall back on the Adderall if this new prescription doesn’t work and not being able to get it.

I’ve also had dosage alterations for years of adderall & had half full bottles of my prior dose and never once been asked to return it. And those were all from the same pharmacy as well. But with the Vyvanse switch, they want it back? And not being the provider of both bottles..