u/Mundane_Bit_7278

I understand that generic Mirtazapine isn’t supposed to behave differently because of the manufacturer. But for me it does. I take it not because of my depression but because I have zero appetite and I’m incapable of feeling sleepy. It works for my Sensory Processing Disorder.

I’ve tried Viona pharmaceutical and it was working wonders. Three minutes from taking it and I’d fall asleep. Rising pharmaceutical was good as well. It was consistent with making me drowsy and hungry and I never increase the dosage once.

But after moving to NYC, I’ve had to work with different pharmacies and they gave me aurobindo and aurolife.

They don’t work. I’m so exhausted from not being able to sleep for more than two hours. I feel like I’m back to the days where I only was able to sleep when I passed out from exhaustion. It’s tiring me. I don’t know what to do.

I lived at state college for the past year, and I had to move out before I could throw out the trash. Is there any service that can get inside the house and throw everything in it?

I’m an incoming transfer student majoring in CS and Econ, and I want to utilize the best resources at NYU. Whether it's an academic learning center or a niche opportunity.

I was diagnosed with MDD and adhd a year and a half ago. While on treatment, my physician prescribed me remeron since I have intense insomnia and arfid. So I’ve been on it for exactly 15 months.

God, remeron made me human in the best way possible. It made me sleep deeply and eat like a normal human. I have gained weight, and I have become happy, energetic, and alive. It didn’t affect my depression by any measure, but it improved my quality of life so much. I’m so grateful that it helped me so much, and it made me realize that yes, there’s a hope for me to be healthy.

I finally got approved to transfer to a top university. My home university was good, but I didn’t feel academically supported, nor was I able to perform well because I was still trying to figure out my medication situation. Right now, it seems like I’ve finally figured out the hardest part.

The issue is, I want to graduate with a 4.0. Not really, but I want to at least have a semester that I get 4.0 in because I know I can. I am smart, curious, and willing to learn. But I get scared of long commitments, and usually by the fifth week, my motivation level drops. Any advice?

Especially people who went to state schools, what was it like trying to get good grades?

I’m so frustrated. I need to take many classes but because I’m an international student I’m limited to one web class per semester. And the rest of these classes are summer 2! In summer 2 most leases end, and it’s impossible to find somewhere to stay.

I am a transfer student who requires accessible rooms (a single room in a shared unit works perfectly fine). I’ve heard that transfer students have a lower chance of getting dorms, and I’m scared that requiring accommodations would put me at a greater disadvantage.

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I got accepted to cas few days ago and I need my credits evaluation report before August. Is it possible?

Last year they kept sending decisions until early June. So don’t panic!!!