(I think i double posted in wrong section)
My son has to be about 16 lbs (at least) he was born 11.5 lbs

I have an appointment tomorrow with my OB/GYN
Been off medication for 2 years and 7 months, this has been horrible, snappy, frustrated, unable to do my house chores, and do simple mail and bill paying.
Im meeting with my Ob/gyn tomorrow he is not a psychiatrist but there are a few mothers that have had Adhd treatment continued there or managed there whilst pregnant and possibly breastfeeding.

I have childhood onset and 57 pages so far of medical records, for treatment of add with no mention of Hyperactive

My question is Will they call you to verify the safety?Is that usual protocol?
Could you answer my questions on here I can print off. I can not order the Thomas Hale book-and get it by Tomorrow at 8am.


Before i became pregnant i was on 30 mg xr adderall
and wellbutrin.

I am breastfeeding a 3 month old. I can not keep up daily tasks (basic ones) husband is becoming caretaker of me i could go on...

Im trying to express that I have to do something and its worth it for me (risk to benefit)

I CAN SUPPLEMENT formula AT NIGHT I AM A DIEHARD BREASTFEEDER BUT HAVE REALIZED I AM NO HELP
AND COUNSELING OUT THE GOOD THAT IM DOING BY BREASTFEEDING AND BEING SO DISTRACTED-being so helpless


I have burnt so many foods, locked myself out, and left my car door open over night after unloading groceries, I'm getting very good sleep, my son sleeps all day and all night i wake him to feed him.


Currently I drink 4 cups of strong coffee a day and still doing great sleep wise.

With ALL that being said:
10 or 20 mg of Instant release should be better than Vyvanse (because Vyvanse is constant?) and before stopping treatment
I was on the 30 mg XR so IR instant release 3 times a day in low dose should be good enough.
I don't have to take it everyday but things have to get better, I am not depressed, I am frustrated
and torn because I would like to continue breastfeeding from now (4 month old on december 29th) to a years old or more.