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How do I know if the meds are working?
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this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2023
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Here's a quick test that I do: look through my contacts for someone with a phone number that I don't know. Read their number and then immediately try to write it down from memory, without looking at it again. If I can do it, I know my meds are working.
Wtf can normal people do that? I'd need to look the phone number at least 5 times
I know. Crazy isn't it.