Perhaps you could ask, if there is another, that will provide much of the same benefit, without the negative byproducts or outcomes, for you? Unless they've already explored all probable candidates, and have narrowed it best down to this. . . I don't think, it's tremendously catastrophic, if you were to reveal to her your results, on how you are doing--& handling this adjustment to the medications. But - then again - I am not you. And I am not there. So, "big difference!" / Maybe they can increase it, or bump it back up--just a bit & see if that helps at all, in terms of a reduction of negative symptoms? // Anyway, on the friend, it all just depends. On how they feel about, and view, both M. I., & You. But it is really more a commentary on their life, so just keep that in mind. Maybe that might help. Should she not come around, or be so compassionate, and understanding. /// I don't think I've got to tell you, there's an awful lot of negativity surrounding the topic amongst the public conscience. Both publicly, & in private. Kind regards, mrb^( ;
Hopefully, there is a magic dosage, where you can avoid two of those more Hallmark traits, that so many can often come to encounter, with certain kinds of conditions. And also, not feel, like a blunted - or zapped out Zombie (to some certain extent). Perhaps you've already explained this well to her. If this is not the case, however, I would try to present it in much the same fashion as you have here: with those two factors present; the admittance that she was right (on her predictability) & that you don't want to experience what you've got to live with, and feel now. See if she feels it will improve, should no changes be made to the regimen. Or at least explore it, and all things around it, to see if there is any uncharted territory that might provide or yield, some more positive & benefical/satisfactory, overall results. That would be the ideal scenario. . . to see if one exists.