QUOTE(wgjpcrp @ Jun 1 2006, 01:22 AM)

I've been on it since Feb and it has done absolutely nothing for me. I still feel like driving into an overpass piling each time I leave the house. I still feel lonely, unwanted, and unloved. I'm still waiting to feel better. And my doctor is 600 miles away, my old insurance is no more, and no doctor will see me until I get my new insurance info, which I haven't gotten yet. So anything I do has to be on my own. ADs are trial-and-error, right? And the patient is supposed to take charge of his/her treatment, right? What do you think I'm doing? :)
And I can understand the stance on recreational drugs, just figured I'd ask.
I've been without insurance a few times in my life, and I've found that my doctor was willing to work with me if I was up front about it. I've been honest with my GP and explained that I was temporarily without insurance. Each time ( two different GPs now in 2 different states) the GP has seen me at a very reduced charge of between 25 and 65 dollars and tried to give me med samples if possible. They'd rather keep you as a patient and appreciate not having to chase you around with bills so being honest may solve the GP problem.
I'd agree that you've been on the meds long enough that this may not be the right med for you. Can you talk to your GP about switching meds?
KA