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WE WANT ANSWERS & WE WANT 'EM NOW
Date: 2017-09-09 06:02 pm (UTC)When I got the DX for my brain shit, it retrospectively lined up flocks of ducks in a row. Oh! There are meds for this!
And over a decade I learned that, well, yes, meds for BP work most of the time, but I'm still the fucking special snowflake. (At this point I have to trot out my most-absurd-side-effects ever, because I'm kinda proud of them: Lithium made me able to whistle in tune; Lamatrogine made my hair curl.) No magic bullets for me.
So the diagnostic magic boost can also be illusory.
Bodies, who knows?