For some background, I was diagnosed pretty hastily after a hospitalization in March. I was in the midst of psychosis after a bad trip and suffered from strong delusions. It took them about 2 or 3 days to diagnose me when prior to this I've never been evaluated in my life or have no history of symptoms besides VERY mild hallucinations and minor paranoid thoughts. They put me on some medication and got me to a relatively high dosage. After discharge, I followed up with a psychologist who I see regururaly now. 

Currently, I've been off my medication for more than a month now and have zero symptoms besides negative ones. I believe I just needed to be stabilized after that bad trip. I'm pretty much back to where I was before the psychotic break. I recognize how it may seem from the outside but I know for a fact that I don't need to be medicated. If my symptoms get worse later in life that's a different story, but now my symptoms are very mild and bearable. It doesn't make sense at all to subject myself to the side effects of an antipsychotic when I don't need to.

Now I face the choice or either lying to my doctor and saying I'm taking the medication or telling her that I'm fine without them and haven't been taking them. I know how I'd react if I was looking in from the outside and a schizophrenic said they don't need their meds, but I'm genuinely fine without medication. 

tl;dr - I was given a diagnosis of schizophrenia within just days of evaluation and medicated after a psychotic break where symptoms were uncharacteristically at an all-time high due to a bad trip but I'm 100% fine now off my medication for a month. I'm struggling whether to lie to my doctor, saying I'm taking my meds or whether to tell her I don't need them, which she probably won't believe.