Pills Quote by Margaret Atwood

“I took my pills, but the pills are like words, they don't always mean anything even when they should.”

— Dot Hutchison

“Partly, I kept forgetting, but also there was something else I couldn't quite identify, some way-down fear that taking a pill to become myself…

— John Green

“I balked at trying antidepressants, I just couldn't see myself taking pills to try to be less of a fraud.”

— David Foster Wallace

“When I get home I take some sleeping pills and within what seemed like half an hour of unconsciousness it was Monday morning again.”

— Irvine Welsh

“You know it's a bad case when the only way you can catch up on your sleep is to get unconscious.”

— Val McDermid

“But the pill did nothing, probably expired like everything else on the premises.”

— Barbara Kingsolver

“I haven't learned yet to be the instrument of unconscious good.”

— Ferrol Sams

“Medicine’s suppose to taste bad. If it’s bad enough, you get well just so you don’t have to drink any more of it.”

— Polgara the sorceress

“I wasn't getting better. I was getting worse. I did not go to the doctor because I didn't want pills. If this was going…

— Jeanette Winterson

“If I felt any better I'd be unconscious.”

— Lawrence Sanders

“If you promise to stay conscious I will try and do the same.”

— Bright Eyes

“He forestalls death with an orange pill bottle, just a few more weeks, fifty pills at a time.”

— Thomm Quackenbush