I am asking that
my readers have patience. In the near future this blog will be active
once again. My mental illness has taken a lot out of me as has the
treatment. I have multiple reviews in various stages of writing and
editing and even a few articles. At this time I have been more
focused on my other blog Of
Melancholia, Mania and Psychosis.
Better, more detailed and 100% accurate as to my experience with the company! First off let me begin by stating that I live in the United States and that Pink Cherry is a Canadian based company. At first I was slightly hesitant to order from them, my main issue was shipping. I was afraid that it would take a long time to receive my package and/or that the free shipping offer was not valid on orders destined to the US. Well my fears were not justified. I have ordered from them a total of three times so far and each time I have received my order within a week. I also was able to receive free shipping on all orders for ordering over a certain amount. But more on all that later.
I don't know your problems but my question to you is have you had you thyroid levels checked? Mine got off badly and I thought I was going crazy. I've heard other people say they checked into a mental hospital for help and later finding out their thyroid was causing it all.
ReplyDeleteYes my thyroid was checked. I have had a battery of medical tests to rule out any possible medical causes for my symptoms. I am thankful in the fact that not only my medical Dr but also my PDoc wanted to make sure there was no physical cause before handing down a serious mental illness diagnosis and starting me on medication.
DeleteThat is also one of the things that I always ask a person when they say that they were diagnosed with Bipolar. Thyroid issues can really mirror Bipolar disorder. The other one I say is get your B12 levels checked. Low B12 levels can lead to depression like symptoms.
The side effects of the medications used to treat mental illness can be so nasty and lead to new problems that it is always smart to get fully checked out first.