Weiss

460d

I live in a limited area, cannot drive, and insurance doesn't cover the recommended treatment for my condition. My conditions have progressed a lot and I'm very disheartened and lost. What things out other treatments do you know of our have tried that have been helpful to you?

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    • Heatherbee

      460d

      @Weiss it's about $18 per month. I know what you mean with the pills! I've tried so many different supplements, and most I've stopped because they weren't making a noticeable difference. But there are a few I still take: my anxiety meds, SAM-e, methylated B vitamins, and a probiotic.

    • Heatherbee

      460d

      For executive function deficit? SAM-e. Life changer for motivation, makes things way less overwhelming. It's a supplement you can buy on Amazon, get a brand in a blister back. Try 400 mg per day. You should know within two weeks if it's working.

      • Weiss

        460d

        @Heatherbee How expensive does that run? My neurologist suggested I try Alpha Lipoic Acid. The sheer amount of pills I've had to try is overwhelming.

        • Heatherbee

          460d

          @Weiss it's about $18 per month. I know what you mean with the pills! I've tried so many different supplements, and most I've stopped because they weren't making a noticeable difference. But there are a few I still take: my anxiety meds, SAM-e, methylated B vitamins, and a probiotic.

        • Heatherbee

          460d

          @Weiss here's a link to the SAM-e on Amazon

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