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I would feel the same way, believe me, if the circumstances had been any different. I’m always verrrryyy skeptical when a psychiatrist tries to tell me there’s something wrong with me. They told me I had ADD, I went along with is for a little while then told them to shove it. They told me I was chronically depressed, I told them to shove it. The only difference here is that before I went in to talk to them I knew something was wrong. I knew that I was hearing things; I was beginning to see that I was paranoid thanks to the help of a very close friend. I’m very familiar with med-school syndrome, and I always try and take anything someone says about my mental condition with a grain of salt. Perhaps I am being a bit too willing to be lead, but for a long time now I knew that something wasn’t quite right.
posted by
Unidentified_Hacker
on November 16, 2004 at 9:00 AM
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U.H.,
I think you are a victim. I think that
whoever threw that big word at you that you can't understand, because it's a confusion that has been imposed upon you in order to
make you ill, and then they handed you a bill for it so that you could support their abuse, has victimized you rather than to offer you healing for whatever emotional strains life has handed you.
posted by
TARZANA
on November 16, 2004 at 8:53 AM
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