I   am a 35 year old man who has been taking adderall since I was 16. Over the years I have taken countless tests that some psychiatrist require and have always tested positive for severe add as a child and  now severe ADHD as an adult.  I  have seen enough psychiatrist throughout my life and they have all diagnosed me exactly the same.  I have tried every medication available to treat ADHD,  but adderall It is the only one that truly works. Currently I am prescribed  30mg  three times a day.  I have tried lower doses  as well as higher doses,  but 90mg a day is my sweet spot.  I also suffer from extreme anxiety, social anxiety,  panic attacks and tension  headaches.  For this I am prescribed Alprazolam 2mg four times a day,  so 120 pills a month.  These are the only two meds I take and just like with the adderall I have tried nearly every anti anxiety,  anti depressant  available,  but I have learned that xanax is what treats my condition best.  I am writing this because I am terrified now because for the past 4 years I have been going to my general practitioner, but this month is her last month before going to work at hospice.  I  have no idea what I am going to do.  I know from experience most doctors would be very reluctant to give me the medications I know work for me.  I  know there are some,  but I am not a doctor shopper nor do I have the money to go to a doc or psychiatrist only to be turned away even though I have all my medical records . As I mentioned I am terrified because I need my medication.  I  know what works and what does not.  After the middle of next month I will be out of my medication.  Do you have any advice as to what I should do. 
Thank you,  Matt
                                                        
                                                     
                                                    
                                                        
                                                            
                                                            
                                                            
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                                                                Sat, 15 Aug 2015