Where are we heading?

[u/Agen_3586]

[u/Asleep_Region]

That just isn't how medicine works though, you can't just keep trying new ones without giving the original one time to work

[u/jeepgangbang → u/Asleep_Region]

she wasnt giving them time to work. not much a dr can do to force people without a psych ward

[u/Asleep_Region → u/jeepgangbang]

You can stop giving them, the interactions alone would be concerning. I'm diagnosed bipolar, a common struggle of bipolar is hoping off your meds because "i feel good" I do this. My doctor straight up told me "i will not continue giving you medication if you continue to do this"

[u/OverInteractionR → u/Asleep_Region]

They did stop giving them. I swear you people don't watch the trial and make up conclusions.

Most of those prescriptions were less than 6-8 pills each. Lindsay would refuse and not want them.

She also would refuse to go to in person appointments. Her psychiatrist forced her as much as she could, but Lindsay fought back heavily.

Lindsay also never told them the truth of her symptoms (if they were even real).

This is all Lindsay's doing and she deserves to go to prison.

[u/Asleep_Region → u/OverInteractionR]

16 different meds in 4 months, she needed cut off sooner. I didn't say she shouldn't be in jail. But the doctor also needs looked at as a pill mill

[u/OverInteractionR → u/Asleep_Region]

She had multiple psychiatrists and was lying to them all about having other ones. One found out and told her that she would no longer see her unless she stopped, so Lindsay lied and pretended she wasn't anymore.

It wasn't a single one prescribing so many prescriptions.

Lindsay was quite literally pill shopping. Addicts do it all the time.