It'd definitely had a negative impact because of the stern warning from.my GP to be careful what I watch. It's a fine line between getting help & complying & letting the so called professionals know we are in possession of a huge amount of good information. I do wonder with my GP, if 3 months of Intrarosa helps, whether she'll refuse to supply it on the NHS. Her comments about weight loss jabs were that if you can afford to get a private prescription then you have no right to ask for follow-up prescriptions on the NHS. She said its surgery policy to refuse. I wonder if that means everything will be the same.
Interesting thread
Was that said 9in bold) in relation to your weightloss jabs, that you must not ask for a repeat on the NHS?
I too am on weightloss injecgtions, since January. I have never asked my surgery to supply it, I self fund and happy to do so , but I noticed only the other day a note on the bottom of my prescription slip in CAPITALS saying not to be supplied by the community pharmacy blah blah blah. Cheek of it. I have never even considered asking for it from them!
I also fully agree with other points on this thread, I suffer from very bad anxiety, always been anxious - but BOOOOM, since perimenopause I am a shadow of my former self. I crumble at anything, overthink, over analyse, go in spirals, so much so that I was recently diagnosed as autistic. That explains my inability to regulate my emotions, much much worse since perimenopause. I was coping, masking it seems, pretty well, living as a normal person with a normal life before this. Now I feel unable to cope with a lot of things. 'life' is hard for me now.. I even had to resign from work, I am not claiming benefits thankfully as we don't need me to, but I would be unable to go through with all that palaver anyway. I'm SO grateful for that, and I feel so badly for other ladies in my position, ikt is awful..
