That's an "oh hell yeah" to your post title, and an "Oh jeez, sorry" to the meds issue.
I understand that generic meds may vary in the active ingredient amounts and things like that by up to 30% - which is way too much for delicate brain chemicals. But try telling that to insurance... (Although a doctor's note sometimes works on that one, actually, and is worth a try.)
Best wishes for your seizure-related injuries, and for the doctor getting you sorted out soon.
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Date: 2009-01-25 09:43 am (UTC)I understand that generic meds may vary in the active ingredient amounts and things like that by up to 30% - which is way too much for delicate brain chemicals. But try telling that to insurance... (Although a doctor's note sometimes works on that one, actually, and is worth a try.)
Best wishes for your seizure-related injuries, and for the doctor getting you sorted out soon.