I'm so glad you got your letter for jury duty sent off to the court. That was your main objective, and you now have one less worry.

I don't think that your pdoc would consider you a PITA if you contacted her because you changed your mind about the halcion, and I don't think she would have an issue prescribing it since you've already discussed it in a session. You can tell her the truth: you researched the drug, and once you had more information, you felt more comfortable with the idea of trying it. No big deal.

I don't know if the paper script requirement for controlled substances is nationwide, but I know I need one for any benzo here.

I understand your rationale for not wanting to change any of your meds at the present (with the exception of trying the halcion). Two weeks is a reasonable time period to wait, unless you are having troubling symptoms. If you don't start feeling better, I think you should go back sooner.

I've gotten lost before like you described when you were looking for your car. It's happened for various reasons, but I can easily get disoriented just because of fatigue. The longer it lasts, it seems the worse it gets for me because my anxiety kicks in. I'm so sorry you had that experience for so long in that heat

That's a long drive to see your sleep doctor, but it sounds like it was worth it. I'm sorry that he is referring you somewhere closer to home. It's hard to lose good doctors. It must be especially hard because it's your sleep doctor.

On that subject, I hope that you got some sleep in last night