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Just say anxiety. Don't offer too much information if possible
So I'll say i tried different meds from a doctor in another country. Would they ask to verify? And If I said surgery, would they ask to verify?
Well on a call wont the doctor ask lots of follow ups?
Depends on the service you're using. When I got my online prescription for Xanax I said that I tried various ssris and I reacted poorly to them. They did say that they would only be able to refill the prescription one or two more times at most. They did have access to my prescription history. I'm not sure how they're able to access it but they were.
Only thing on my prescription history is meto, fuck.
It's okay just go ahead and say that you've had ssri's in the past. Try not to let it get into your head and state it calmy and as fact
In that case, frankly ask for Alprazolam, after the innitial conversation where you relay your real anxieties. Say you've seen it help others and you could really use some relief. Don't say 'Xanax'. You shouldn't ring any addiction bells as it is, so they probably will give it to you. If not, just try a differend doc or better yet, just buy it off someone
