You're not alone, dorlone!
It took me a very long time until taking my warfarin pill became a structured routine and got somehow over my anxiety about not forgetting. I recently changed insurance, and I had a big anxiety as there was an issue with the delivery of my pills. Luckily, I had stocked on some before switching to Medicare!
At start, I bought special alarms for my warfarin bottle, yet, there were a couple of times I forgot to take the pill on time! I still wish sometimes I didn't have to take it, though I'm managing my INR very well on my own...pulling a tooth, putting an implant, other minor surgery were a bit tough on me to lower my INR to lowest range, though I was successful!
It took me a very long time until taking my warfarin pill became a structured routine and got somehow over my anxiety about not forgetting. I recently changed insurance, and I had a big anxiety as there was an issue with the delivery of my pills. Luckily, I had stocked on some before switching to Medicare!
At start, I bought special alarms for my warfarin bottle, yet, there were a couple of times I forgot to take the pill on time! I still wish sometimes I didn't have to take it, though I'm managing my INR very well on my own...pulling a tooth, putting an implant, other minor surgery were a bit tough on me to lower my INR to lowest range, though I was successful!
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