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Originally Posted by madisgram
well this forum is for mental health discussion so i'm sure members here may want to post their thoughts on this aricle. it begins with the military 'don't ask, don't tell' policy (perhaps misleading), but as you read the article the bulk of it addresses what many or all of us face having a mental disorder dx. i personally am cautious of divulging my dx to ppl due to the fact MI is so misunderstood. we are in the mainstream of life just like everyone else who do not have our challenges. i quoted the last paragraph cause is so descriptive regarding us and offers a positive suggestion for others to consider.
.... http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-h...=mental-health |
Your absolutely right! You have to be very selevtivte with whom you decide to
divulge yiur mental health status with. Especially if yiur chsttting it up with a group of " friends" at work or elsewhere, ghost contains dome sensitive personal info you may not want passed around, and that's just the kind of info that would get around! Since MI is so understudied and misconstrued one is likely to lably you and that can follow you for a very. Long time! So don't trust every Tom, **** and Harry besides leaving some questions unawnsered about yourself makes you a bit mysterious.