When you're at the VA, you come away with a mountain of paperwork. Literally a stack of paperwork half an inch thick. If you are going weekly, and cycling throu

When you're at the VA, you come away with a mountain of paperwork. Literally a stack of paperwork half an inch thick. If you are going weekly, and cycling through a couple handfuls of chemicals, it's unreasonable to expect people to read all that shit. It's not just a simple package insert like you get at Walgreens. For benzos there should most definitely be some instruction by the psychiatrist. This dude didn't say anything to me, and didn't even tell me what it was. I only found out it was Clonazepam at the pharmacy counter, and they don't discuss your prescription at the counter in front of all those people. The VA is a nightmare.