Joe Schmoe,
You make a very good point. I don't know what the future holds, especially as far as new treatments are concerned. The point that I was trying to make with respect to Abilify was that if I keep sticking to the same treatment that the results aren't likely to be much better than they have been during the first five-plus years that I spent utilizing the treatment in question. But yes, better treatments might one day become available. Or maybe some adjustment to my treatment regimen might do something truly beneficial. The pterostilbene that I'm taking, though it hasn't done anything significant for my overall cognition, has been effective for my energy and concentration, at least at times, and might conceivably be something that I'd want to stick with in the long run. That's assuming that it doesn't seem to stop working, like so much of what I've taken. But anyway, I think you're right that as far as finding a treatment that works in the long run for my energy, concentration, and hypersomnia is concerned that I might eventually find something after many, many failed trials.
Tomatheus
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this signature | Show by default | Change to hide (next time)Has an affective psychosis with strong symptoms of fatigue, hypersomnia, and difficulty concentrating
Taking Abilify & supplements