Here's my personal experience: Early in my diagnosis, my meds did most of the heavy lifting. As I became more stable, gained more insight into my illness and related stuff, found support, and implemented various recovery skills, my meds became less and less significant. Your experience may be different. Question:
How important are your meds to you?
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