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woo. the pharmacy that requires (by law, as I understand it) me to fill my adhd meds the day I run out is also out of them.
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woo. the pharmacy that requires (by law, as I understand it) me to fill my adhd meds the day I run out is also out of them.
@aeva Let's just hope you don't need them as you run out/on the way to the pharmacy...
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@aeva Let's just hope you don't need them as you run out/on the way to the pharmacy...
@technicalotter i do not think the politicians who made these laws had considered or were particularly concerned about how cruel they are
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@technicalotter i do not think the politicians who made these laws had considered or were particularly concerned about how cruel they are
@aeva ah yes...
sending love from the equally cruel UK...
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woo. the pharmacy that requires (by law, as I understand it) me to fill my adhd meds the day I run out is also out of them.
@aeva thanks for the med reminder
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woo. the pharmacy that requires (by law, as I understand it) me to fill my adhd meds the day I run out is also out of them.
@aeva I had a pharmacist (in California) that filled on day 27/30, though at some point I had to switch and my current one only does 29/30. Still rough but not "literally zero margin" rough.
More than one pharmacist has claimed to me that their refill policy was law, when in reality it was some combination of insurance policy, corporate policy, and their own ego (they have some discretion and this is one of few places where they actually get to use it). Walgreens was the worst about that.
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woo. the pharmacy that requires (by law, as I understand it) me to fill my adhd meds the day I run out is also out of them.
That sucks. It's because the system does not believe that their patiens can be trusted to do the right thing on their own.
Then it's a good day to try things...
I don't mean do things, but only to try.
Like almost cleaning up. or almost organizing well, everything. everywhere all at once. -
woo. the pharmacy that requires (by law, as I understand it) me to fill my adhd meds the day I run out is also out of them.
@aeva the situation is really bad in japan. shortage for last 6 months of the single approved ADHD drug, almost totally unavailable for the last 2 months. no hope in sight.
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@aeva the situation is really bad in japan. shortage for last 6 months of the single approved ADHD drug, almost totally unavailable for the last 2 months. no hope in sight.
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woo. the pharmacy that requires (by law, as I understand it) me to fill my adhd meds the day I run out is also out of them.
it's too bad i can't transfer the resulting attention pain to the policy makers who mandated cruelty, but i suppose the periodic random involuntary reminder that yes the meds actually do something important is useful in a way
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it's too bad i can't transfer the resulting attention pain to the policy makers who mandated cruelty, but i suppose the periodic random involuntary reminder that yes the meds actually do something important is useful in a way
mym has gently encouraged me to not have more than two red bulls today
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it's too bad i can't transfer the resulting attention pain to the policy makers who mandated cruelty, but i suppose the periodic random involuntary reminder that yes the meds actually do something important is useful in a way
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mym has gently encouraged me to not have more than two red bulls today
@aeva *puts on soft kitty*
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mym has gently encouraged me to not have more than two red bulls today
i've got the wiggles real bad today for some reason
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i've got the wiggles real bad today for some reason
@aeva That sounds like a Cramps song!
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i've got the wiggles real bad today for some reason
@aeva more like wiggmore amirite
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woo. the pharmacy that requires (by law, as I understand it) me to fill my adhd meds the day I run out is also out of them.
@aeva our persecution is inexcusable, pernicious, and openly malicious.
however, whatever policy your pharmacy is claiming to adhere to, it's not real. i'm at most 20 miles from you and i routinely get fills for my schedule ii meds as early as 3 days before the prior fill runs out. this has been the case for phentermine, dextroamphetamine, and lisdexamfetamine, from 2012 on which is when i first started filling these meds.
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@aeva our persecution is inexcusable, pernicious, and openly malicious.
however, whatever policy your pharmacy is claiming to adhere to, it's not real. i'm at most 20 miles from you and i routinely get fills for my schedule ii meds as early as 3 days before the prior fill runs out. this has been the case for phentermine, dextroamphetamine, and lisdexamfetamine, from 2012 on which is when i first started filling these meds.
@aeva they still treat them weirdly and require calling in to get them filled, and there are often shortages, and those are inexcusable practices.
the best way i've found to get around this is scheduling refill appointments with my prescriber a week before i run out, calling the pharmacy to make sure they order the meds and fill as scheduled, and almost always calling the day they decide i can have life-saving meds again to make sure they actually fill
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@aeva they still treat them weirdly and require calling in to get them filled, and there are often shortages, and those are inexcusable practices.
the best way i've found to get around this is scheduling refill appointments with my prescriber a week before i run out, calling the pharmacy to make sure they order the meds and fill as scheduled, and almost always calling the day they decide i can have life-saving meds again to make sure they actually fill
@dank I looked up the relevant law yesterday, and unfortunately I believe my pharmacy is in compliance with it. Psychiatrists can't prescribe 90 day supplies, but Psychiatrist can write three 30 day prescriptions in advance, and the pharmacy is not allowed to fill the written prescriptions before their start dates. So if you are consistently able to get your medication 3 days in advance, you're either consistently picking it up 3 days late or your psy or pharmacist is out of compliance.
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@dank I looked up the relevant law yesterday, and unfortunately I believe my pharmacy is in compliance with it. Psychiatrists can't prescribe 90 day supplies, but Psychiatrist can write three 30 day prescriptions in advance, and the pharmacy is not allowed to fill the written prescriptions before their start dates. So if you are consistently able to get your medication 3 days in advance, you're either consistently picking it up 3 days late or your psy or pharmacist is out of compliance.
@dank I would recommend not looking this particular gift horse in the mouth
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@G3rt Capisco il quadro che descrivi, ma secondo me c’è un punto che spesso sfugge: se davvero da trent’anni si restringono gli spazi democratici, allora il problema non è solo “chi governa”, ma un’intera cultura politica che ha smesso di pretendere trasparenza, competenza e responsabilità.
La retorica della “stabilità” funziona proprio perché una parte consistente della popolazione è stata educata a considerare la partecipazione come un fastidio, non come un diritto.
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Lo avevo pubblicato tempo fa. Lo ripubblico, perché credo sia una delle conferenze più chiare e schiette del prof. Canfora che dice molto di ciò che stiamo vivendo e che ancora ci aspetta.
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@antonuzzo1 ... fa parte di un processo di limitazione progressiva degli spazi di democrazia che dura da più di trent'anni, non so se hai presente cosa sono riusciti a fare già con la legge sulla sicurezza.
Per governare e consegnare il Paese ai giochi commerciali gli serve stabilità, cioè gente rassegnata che nemmeno ci prova a contestare. Che continuino. A furia di reprimere si stanno costruendo la frusta per le loro chiappe.
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@antonuzzo1 già nel 2020, l’allora deputata di FI Giusi Bartolozzi presentò alla Camera dei Deputati una proposta di legge costituzionale finalizzata ad attribuire al Governo il potere di stabilire le priorità investigative nell’esercizio dell’azione penale.
La Bartolozzi nella proposta affermava:
«La definizione delle priorità dell’esercizio dell’azione penale è un supremo compito che spetta alla politica»
La riforma mira di nuovo a consentire al governo di stabilire su cosa e su chi indagare.
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@feelhippie non si può vedere infatti vedo qualunque cosa d'altro
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@stranobiovolta @attualita la famigghia nun se divide
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@G3rt Le indagini sono regolate dalla legge e affidate alla magistratura, non al governo né a un risultato referendario. La Costituzione (artt. 101–112) stabilisce che l’azione penale è obbligatoria, i magistrati sono indipendenti e nessun organo politico può stabilire chi o cosa debba essere indagato. Un referendum può incidere su norme astratte, non sulle indagini in corso né sulle scelte dei singoli magistrati.”
