> Few psychiatrists/doctors were willing to prescribe meds to an adult. Never had an issue with this and I have frequently switched doctors. I'd suggest findin

> Few psychiatrists/doctors were willing to prescribe meds to an adult. Never had an issue with this and I have frequently switched doctors. I'd suggest finding a prescribing nurse practitioner. It's hard to find a psychiatrist without waiting six months for the first appointment. > You can't call to check on availability of Schedule II medications from pharmacies, you have to query in person, and many require a prescription before they'll answer. I drop three prescriptions off at a time. Or it's called in and then I call for refills. If they don't have it in stock they can probably order it. > You can only ever get one month prescription at a time (with no refills), and have to contact your doctor every month. Not too early, not too late. I've had five or six psychiatrists. All of them prescribe 3 months in advance after the prescription is stabilized.