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Anyone else have trouble getting meds and feel discriminated against?
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Absolutely. Just the fact that I have to call my doctor every month to get my prescription renewed, rather than it just being a normal refillable prescription feels like it's intended to make me forget, and go of my meds.
My partner's doctor actually told her that they probably wouldn't continue prescribing her stimulant if she were to become unemployed. Because everyone knows you don't need executive function for your life! Just for work.