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Remember to take your doses!
July 13, 2026··
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Here's a success I wanted to share: I did not miss even a single pill this year. They made a mistake at hospital before January, but that was hospital's mistake. I do not make any mistakes with meds, and neither should you.
Now is a question. You should take pills in the morning, but I sometimes take them at 12:30 soon after the morning or so. Is this bad?
Prozac — 40 mg — 6 months — holding | Zyprexa — 20 mg — 6 years — holding | Depakote — 600 mg — 8 months — **tapering** | Buspirone — 20 mg — 8 months — holding | with clinician
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"Here's a success I wanted to share: I did not miss even a single pill this year" — @WolfThat's great to hear! Good for you. 👍
"You should take pills in the morning, but I sometimes take them at 12:30 soon after the morning or so. Is this bad?" — @WolfIt's always best to take your dose at a consistent time, but if you're a bit late every now and then and don't have any adverse effects from it, then it's probably okay. I wouldn't make a habit out of it though. That's just my opinion!
Venlafaxine (tapering) - Current dose 17.92 mg
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Please Note: I am not a healthcare professional. Any advice given is based on personal experience and that of others in the lay withdrawal community.
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