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Lost prescriptions for ADHD meds on flight to DFW! I’ve never had this happen before, but I lost my luggage along with my medicine bag when I flew into DFW from Michigan. It had my Adderall, gabapentin, Ativan, Wellbutrin, and some other over-the-counter meds that are easily replaceable. I am here for a funeral until next week but how do I replace my meds. If anyone has any suggestions I’d appreciate them. Thank you

Cypress area psychiatrist (or other doctor) who treats ADHD in those who need to use cannabinoids? Hi! I recently moved to Cypress. For context, I am diagnosed with inattentive type ADHD, autism, PTSD, GAD, dysthymia, and fibromyalgia and have been since I was still a minor (yeah, even the fibro!) I use low doses of cannabinoids to treat certain symptoms (50/50 mix of CBD and THCA, occasional delta-8 edible at night for sleep, will definitely cause me to fail a drug test). The symptoms it helps with include pain, muscle twitching/spasming, insomnia, nightmares, and being unable to sustain a singular train of thought, among others, and it does not worsen any symptoms (including my fatigue and brain fog- sometimes it even helps, but it's too inconsistent and mild to really improve my functioning in that aspect, or I'd just use it, lol). Cannabis has genuinely saved my life. But because of this, I've nearly given up on ever getting the medication I need for my remaining untreated symptoms, and this is my last shot. I've tried every non-stimulant, I'm on the max dose of wellbutrin, and I'm still struggling so much with fatigue every single day. I'm also on prozac, which helps a lot with my MOOD symptoms, but not the aspect of depression that makes you feel drained and incapable of doing anything. The only thing that's ever even touched the fog and fatigue is vyvanse. I was prescribed it in high school after trying every non-stimulant ADHD medication in existence. I was using straight up illegal cannabis at the time (which was a mixed bag when it came to my health, my current regimen is much better but was not available then). I was never drug tested, possibly because I was only 17. The starter dose of vyvanse I was put on is the best I've functioned in my entire life. The dosage increase was too much, though, and started to cause side effects, so I stopped taking it entirely- so stupid of me, but I was scared. Now, it's the only thing I can think of that could touch this nasty cloud of fatigue. If anything else helped I'd be using that instead, trust me. No, caffeine does absolutely nothing (to my despair), and I've tried yoga, physical therapy, and a variety of supplements. If anyone around Cypress knows of any doctors that are understanding and compassionate when it comes to responsible cannabinoid use, and treat ADHD with medication without drug testing (or simply don't care about cannabis showing up in one and won't discontinue treatment), I'm begging anyone to point me in their direction. Teledoc is fine too, but obviously that's very limited because only a few sites prescribe controlled substances. I'm on medicare (disabled since I was a child), so the doctor/clinic must accept medicare. Thank you, and sorry for my rambling and shitty formatting, I'm on mobile and I also... just talk like this. I know it's annoying, so anyone who even read all of this, thank you. Also, please don't suggest that I just lie to doctors- lying, especially so directly, is so uncomfortable for me on a cognitive level that I can't ever do it effectively because it would be incredibly obvious I was lying. My cannabinoid use is in my medical records due to this, anyway, because I've always been truthful about it, so it's too late to try now 😮‍💨

@TomIsInTexas And yes I realize you’re just a Trump reply guy so you don’t give a shit. Texas has shit politicians throughout, top to bottom. Laughably terrible ones. Lay off the Wellbutrin for a while.

Every time a Gen Z kid tells me about their meds, it feels like that Key & Peele East/West Bowl sketch: Mounjaro Finasteride, Texas A&M Vyvanse Zepbound, LSU Xanax Wegovy, UCLA Generic Prozac, East Carolina University L’Wellbutrin Abilify, University of Miami Dan Smith, BYU

@TomIsInTexas And yes I realize you’re just a Trump reply guy so you don’t give a shit. Texas has shit politicians throughout, top to bottom. Laughably terrible ones. Lay off the Wellbutrin for a while.

Every time a Gen Z kid tells me about their meds, it feels like that Key & Peele East/West Bowl sketch: Mounjaro Finasteride, Texas A&M Vyvanse Zepbound, LSU Xanax Wegovy, UCLA Generic Prozac, East Carolina University L’Wellbutrin Abilify, University of Miami Dan Smith, BYU

Cypress area psychiatrist (or other doctor) who treats ADHD in those who need to use cannabinoids? Hi! I recently moved to Cypress. For context, I am diagnosed with inattentive type ADHD, autism, PTSD, GAD, dysthymia, and fibromyalgia and have been since I was still a minor (yeah, even the fibro!) I use low doses of cannabinoids to treat certain symptoms (50/50 mix of CBD and THCA, occasional delta-8 edible at night for sleep, will definitely cause me to fail a drug test). The symptoms it helps with include pain, muscle twitching/spasming, insomnia, nightmares, and being unable to sustain a singular train of thought, among others, and it does not worsen any symptoms (including my fatigue and brain fog- sometimes it even helps, but it's too inconsistent and mild to really improve my functioning in that aspect, or I'd just use it, lol). Cannabis has genuinely saved my life. But because of this, I've nearly given up on ever getting the medication I need for my remaining untreated symptoms, and this is my last shot. I've tried every non-stimulant, I'm on the max dose of wellbutrin, and I'm still struggling so much with fatigue every single day. I'm also on prozac, which helps a lot with my MOOD symptoms, but not the aspect of depression that makes you feel drained and incapable of doing anything. The only thing that's ever even touched the fog and fatigue is vyvanse. I was prescribed it in high school after trying every non-stimulant ADHD medication in existence. I was using straight up illegal cannabis at the time (which was a mixed bag when it came to my health, my current regimen is much better but was not available then). I was never drug tested, possibly because I was only 17. The starter dose of vyvanse I was put on is the best I've functioned in my entire life. The dosage increase was too much, though, and started to cause side effects, so I stopped taking it entirely- so stupid of me, but I was scared. Now, it's the only thing I can think of that could touch this nasty cloud of fatigue. If anything else helped I'd be using that instead, trust me. No, caffeine does absolutely nothing (to my despair), and I've tried yoga, physical therapy, and a variety of supplements. If anyone around Cypress knows of any doctors that are understanding and compassionate when it comes to responsible cannabinoid use, and treat ADHD with medication without drug testing (or simply don't care about cannabis showing up in one and won't discontinue treatment), I'm begging anyone to point me in their direction. Teledoc is fine too, but obviously that's very limited because only a few sites prescribe controlled substances. I'm on medicare (disabled since I was a child), so the doctor/clinic must accept medicare. Thank you, and sorry for my rambling and shitty formatting, I'm on mobile and I also... just talk like this. I know it's annoying, so anyone who even read all of this, thank you. Also, please don't suggest that I just lie to doctors- lying, especially so directly, is so uncomfortable for me on a cognitive level that I can't ever do it effectively because it would be incredibly obvious I was lying. My cannabinoid use is in my medical records due to this, anyway, because I've always been truthful about it, so it's too late to try now 😮‍💨

Lost prescriptions for ADHD meds on flight to DFW! I’ve never had this happen before, but I lost my luggage along with my medicine bag when I flew into DFW from Michigan. It had my Adderall, gabapentin, Ativan, Wellbutrin, and some other over-the-counter meds that are easily replaceable. I am here for a funeral until next week but how do I replace my meds. If anyone has any suggestions I’d appreciate them. Thank you