LogFAQs > #964322936

Some days are always gonna be shitty, and that's okay. You aren't any less of a person for your struggles.

I don't know the details about your health or meds compared to mine, but for me, meds are there so I get more days than I would otherwise, and I can do more with them, even it's less than I might have had in another life. Like, I know I'm gonna die younger than most, that's just the hand that's been dealt. But medication will keep me alive longer and make me more functional while I'm here. Some days you'll probably feel awful and that's just something you've gotta accept, fully functioning body or not, but getting help, whether it's from other people or healthcare, can mean you have as many good days as possible.

And on another note regarding meds: changing your medication doesn't cancel out any progress or push you back. It's just taking a chance to make a chance, to give you more of those good days and less of the shit ones with the fatigue and the brain fog. You're always gonna be in a different place to when you started them originally and changing meds is a course adjustment rather than a full pushback in your path through life.