u/wonderfulant98

Today is my first day on generic Wellbutrin and was wondering what might happen to me? I got diagnosed with ADD and the psychiatrist suggested it to me.

I filed a week ago and my 341 meeting is in a month. A medical expense has come up that requires me to pay today and I need around $50 for it. Would using the line of credit and then paying it off in a day or two cause any issues?

So the one school near me only offers the engineering science degree with a concentration in electrical engineering. I was wondering if that will hold the same weight as a specific electrical engineering degree when trying to start my career down the road?

Hello I was wondering if anybody else has the bronze plan with Blue cross blue shield in South Carolina? Whenever I go to select my insurance with my psychiatrist it says Companion(BCBS). So I was wondering if that is for my insurance or not?

So I know nobody on here can diagnose, but I was wondering what this sounds like to other people.

Firstly I am on meds for anxiety and my anxiety has gone down a lot. Only recently have I realized I might also have ADD.

I'm 28M and I've dropped out of college several times and have gone for multiple degrees/careers. I always change what I'm interested in. At least once or twice a year I focus on a new career path.

When I have school work or really any type of responsibility it's hard to focus. I always put it off till the last minute and when I do lock in it takes all of my will power to not get on my phone or lay down in bed.

I cannot hold down a job for the life of me. After a while they get really boring and I get burnt out. I did hold down a job for four years but it was because it paid decently and it was the only way I could make ends meet to support me and my partner. When I was there I was constantly searching for a better paying job and consistently got depressed working there due to me hating it.

I am overweight but would love to lose the excess pounds and go to the gym, but getting out of bed to meal prep and cook and head to the gym is so daunting. For years I've tried up and down to stick to a plan and I always fall short after a week or two of doing great at it. I would rather lay in bed and do something else or go try to knock something else out even though I really genuinely want to do those things.

When someone asks me to do something I am already going to do it really bothers me.

I was just wondering what this sounds like to you guys and gals and in between out there. I don't really do any of the physical symptoms except for bouncing my leg.

Hello everyone. This week I am sending in my paperwork to file to my attorney. A month and a half ago I quit my job to do gig work full time as I was making more from that but alas the good orders didn't last long. Orders slowed down a lot.

Now I have to get a new job. No matter what I get I will be under the median and I am way under the median now when looking at my last six months. Will this be an issue with me filing?

I need to borrow money to cover a rental car while my vehicle gets repaired. I was wondering if I were to take out like 100 bucks and then pay it back a few days later will that mess up my bankruptcy case? I'm sending everything in to them later this week for the case.