Family Feud: Daughter’s Secret Medication Sparks Outrage

Picture this: you’re a 23-year-old woman diagnosed with panic disorder, and your doctor prescribes you Xanax to help with your panic attacks. Your mom, who’s always been there for you, suddenly turns against you when she finds out about the prescription. She’s convinced you’ll become addicted and ruin your life. You try to reason with her, but she won’t listen. In a moment of anger, you kick her off your personal insurance. Now, your entire family is calling you a heartless a**hole. Did you go too far? Let’s dive into this emotional rollercoaster of a story.

Healthcare Background

Panic Disorder Diagnosis

The Vicious Cycle

Mom’s Ride

The Xanax Debate

Doctor’s Orders

Keeping it Secret

Mom’s Rage

️ The Screaming Match ️

Family Drama

Heartless Daughter or Concerned Mom?

Our protagonist, a 23-year-old woman, is diagnosed with panic disorder and prescribed Xanax by her psychiatrist. Her mom, who accompanied her to the appointment, loses her mind over the prescription, fearing addiction. Despite her doctor’s reassurance, our protagonist decides to keep her Xanax usage a secret from her mom. However, mom finds out through insurance letters and confronts her, predicting a future of homelessness and addiction. After a heated 2-hour argument, our protagonist kicks her mom off her personal insurance, causing a family uproar. Now, she’s questioning if she went too far. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this emotionally charged situation…

Stand up for your health! NTA

Standing up to toxic family.

Medical professional explains NTA’s rights regarding medication and privacy ‍⚕️

Protect yourself from verbal and emotional abuse. You deserve safety ❤️

Privacy violation: daughter NTA for using own insurance. Helpful tip included

You’re not responsible for your mother’s insurance. NTA

Respecting privacy is a two-way street ️ #NTA

Don’t let anyone shame you for taking meds

Hiding medication from family: NAH or Addictive behavior?

Stand your ground and protect your medication from meddling family

Daughter overstepped boundaries, NTA for taking prescribed medication.

Be cautious with Xanax, but NTA for taking prescribed medication. ✌

Take control of your treatment, monitor mom’s behavior

Defending OP’s decision to not disclose daughter’s medication

Privacy flaw in insurance, NTA for protecting personal records.

Empathetic NTA commenter shares panic attack experience and support

NTA. Supportive comment offers advice on skin picking and medication management.

Prescribed Xanax saved commenter’s life from panic attacks, NTA for taking it despite family’s disapproval

Sharing personal experience and offering helpful advice

Controlling behavior acknowledged, Xanax addiction warned ❤️

Prevent family meddling with medical info

Trust your doctor’s advice on benzos, withdrawal can be brutal

Protect your privacy: use insurance as a bargaining chip

Supportive reply to medication use with positive outlook

Supportive comment encourages taking medication for panic attacks.

Defending daughter’s medication choice sparks ageism debate.

Daughter with panic disorder fights back against controlling mother. NTA

Stand up for your health choices, revoke her access ‍♀️

NTA. Family member needs to respect privacy and medical care plan.

Take Xanax as prescribed by your doctor ‍⚕️

Alternative medication suggested for panic disorder treatment

Mom kicked me off insurance for wanting to move out

Daughter stands up for own medical decisions, mom loses insurance. #NTA

Empathetic support for prescription medication use.

Therapy and boundaries can help with anxiety. NTA

NTA. Be careful with Xanax. Lexapro can help panic attacks.

Daughter accused of lying in medication scandal. NTA verdict.

Xanax helped overcome fear of flying, NTA for taking it

Supportive comment advises therapy and recommends caution with Xanax

Daughter breaches trust, shames NTA for taking anxiety medication

Privacy breach by mother sparks support for NTA daughter

Defending your privacy and mental health, definitely NTA

Don’t let anyone bully you. NTA.

Tips for handling secret medication and panic attacks

Stay aware and NTA, mom needs to stay out

Daughter violates privacy and trust, NTA for standing up.

Take control of your health and don’t let anyone shame you.

Setting boundaries and taking control of your own healthcare

Empathetic comment offers support to someone struggling with anxiety