u/Think-Amoeba6246

So, when I started Spravato earlier this year, the person who brought me in to the practice here had no issue with me being prescribed Vyvanse and doing Spravato as long as I wasn’t taking my Vyvanse on the same day as my session. Yet, a new physician that replaced the old one, is now telling me that she will not allow me to do Spravato sessions altogether unless I completely stop Vyvanse. Is this malpractice? If so, what should I do? Because, I’m pretty sure she’s the only physician at that office that works with Spravato.

-Not driving all the way up to me to pick me up when perfectly able to. Like fr? You already drove out to my location, you can’t drive a couple more feet? I would never as a driver, that’s just rude af to me.

-Driving slower than the speed limit really irritates me, probably bc I hate being behind slow drivers so actually being driven by one pisses me tf off.

-Playing music any louder than soft, mainly later at night. I prefer no music, but I don’t say anything because I find it kind of rude to ask to change someone’s workspace preference and also some drivers are really temperamental and will cancel the ride for very small things.

-Taking an alternate route, unannounced, especially onto a single lane road where getting caught behind a slow driver can add more time to your ride.

-Wearing strong-smelling cologne or perfume. Trust me, I can tell if you’re dousing yourself with sprays to cover up your body odor due to the lack of showering. You smell really bad. LOL.

-Coming to a full and complete stop because the light had JUST TURNED yellow and you had PLENTY of time to make it. My last driver just did that and it was the cherry on top. Like are f!cking kidding?

-Not driving all the way up to where your final destination is. Again, that is just pure laziness.

I truly do not care if my list pisses you off, that’s your problem 😌