My case manager dropped my meds off today and she said I need to make sure to get my meds or call her when I need my meds because that could be why I’m feeling so down right now.
She hasn’t heard from me in three weeks and she was worried. Then we started talking about how I have problems connecting to people because of my illness. She’s noticed I’ve been opening up more in group and wants me to continue
Yes, always make sure you have a supply of meds. I’ve noticed that you’ve had periods before where you ran out.
Sounds like she’s on top of things.
Make sure you continue to stay in touch with your case manager.
My case manager is leaving.
I will miss her.
My case manager recently left and didn’t answer my calls before he did so now I have no idea who to call to find out if I have a new one or if I’m just sol. You’re lucky you have such a great case manager.
I know I’ve run out before, for different reasons.
@Wave I’ve had three case managers this year two left.
@LED I’m sorry, that’s what happened with my first case manager she left with little warning and I didn’t have a case manager for a few weeks.
Yes, ensuring you always have medication available is important. I know for myself when i’ve run out i start feeling bad and experiencing strange things. Sounds like your case manager is very knowledgeable.
She gave me two med trays then the third week I didn’t call and ask for my med tray so it was my fault.
Does your case Mgr work for a specific company? Can you call them?
I’m sure I could call someone, I just don’t know who. The only number I have is for the med nurse and she never returns my calls. I plan on just waiting until my next appointment.
I don’t have a case manager per say but my therapist handles my case at the mental health center I think. It’s good that you have one who is on the ball like that. It’s also good that you’ve been opening up in group. Hope you continue to get the help you need.
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