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Oh wow I thought that was multiple screenshots...

I heartily endorse switching to a browser with built-in adblockers (even just specifically for viewing news websites).

Oh wow that's a high dose I think. And short-release (if you're taking two?).

Hopefully the headaches go away after a bit. Just make sure to drink lots of extra water.

In terms of sleep loss, some people swear by taking magnesium supplements in the evenings. The medication supposedly can cause you have a deficiency, which can affect sleep. Obviously chat to your doctor before taking supplements at the same time though. I am after all just a person on the internet.

And like I said in my previous message, a lot of the effects (and side effects) can change as your body adapts to the medication.

They can also lie about what the real reason is.

"Not a good fit" etc. generic reasons

But only after the interview! And maybe even after any probationary period if you can manage it. I've seen a lot of stories about prejudice and discrimination starting the moment the employee discloses their condition to their employer (e.g. immediately being put on a personal improvement plan)

HR will probably "let slip" to management about it in a small enough company.

So there's something to be said for expecting it to come out eventually.

But it's good to have as much time as possible to prove yourself before that happens.

Yeah it's quite an experience. Some of the effects fade with time and others appear (positive ones).

How is it going 2 weeks later?

Some crankiness in the afternoons, very thirsty in the mornings, and on some of them waking up very early and not being able to get back to sleep.

Also I don't get hungry any more. Just low blood sugar. So I have to be strict on meal times.

Excellent work by someone there. I love the customer service agent with the ski mask (who can barely keep a straight face) lol