lindasmith1222
Hi! I went down on Bupropion, and I now take 2 tablets of 100 mg each, 12 hours apart, one in the morning, one at night.

What is the Fisher Wallace device?

I perfectly understand what you are saying. I use now an absolute minimum of medicines, and I am so glad because I too would rather do without them.

I agree 100% with you when you say that sometimes doctors prescribe something but don't really care and so you walk out of their offices with yet another prescription.
But sometimes medicines are really necessary. A couple of years ago I had huge problems sleeping at night. I would wake up night after night after only sleeping two and a half hours. This went on for several months and I couldn't function at all. It was real torture. Besides, I am the kind of person who can give up food, but not sleep. The lack of sleep really wears me out/down. When I told my doctor, she said: "Have you seen a psychiatrist for your depression?". I don't know how many times I had to tell her that I did NOT need new antidepressants. All I needed was something to sleep. After several months of living like a zombie and really struggling, she prescribed something called Belsomra. I will forever be grateful that she prescribed that medicine. Had she not done that, I would most probably not be writing to you today.
Take care! 😊

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