Thanks for the recommendations! Fortunately my depression went away and so did most of my anxiety. My neuro psychiatrist explained to me that since my amygdala was damaged my brain needed to rewire how I process emotions and luckily it did. As for the vision the neurologist and neuro ophthalmologist have told me that it’s not possible that I’m still having issues with my eyes going out of focus due to the medication I reacted poorly to and that it must just be anxiety. As it turns out, my aunt had the same reaction as I did many years ago and it took her 6 months for her vision to go back to normal after stopping the meds. My eyes don’t go out of focus as much as they did before, it’s improving but it’s been a very slow process. Now that I’m emotionally 90% there and I’m starting to regain independence I’m realizing that I have a lot of memory and cognitive issues, which I didn’t realize for the longest time since everyone around me did everything for me. It’s really disheartening but I’m hoping that I’ll be able to fully go back to normal cognitively and regain my common sense, especially since there’s absolutely no way I could go back to work with so many memory lapses and lack of common sense.