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Re: adderall

Posted by okvancini7 on February 25, 2004 at 09:16:00:

In Reply to: Re: adderall posted by bvrengr2006 on February 23, 2004 at 19:12:16:

I am not N but my husband is and we have struggled though so much with and with out meds. this time around for about 9 months he has been on adderall. we found the adderall when he took our daughters meds for adhd and found that this seemed to be better than ritalin by far. our doctor started him with 15mg xr and he is now taking 30mg 2x day in early am when leaving for work and at 12noon for lunch and when he gets home he is burned out. he also is taking wellbutrin sr 150mg 2x day at the same time as the adderall. i am not real sure that this is a great combo but we are trying to get with a specialist and hopefully soon we will have something better than this. by the way he has had this condition for as long as i have know him and that is 11 years and he says that he has had it since before us. but i was familiar with the condition from an interest standpoint and explained it to him and we got diagnosis from there. thank you all for being able to talk about this my husband finds himself feeling very alone in this world.

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