Welcome to the site. Hope you aren't just here to promote your book but WOW how I can identify with it's title really good one!

Yeah I know how frustrating it is to be mentally unwell... and how sure, things can be said in therapy but... my therapist is the greatest and well, he is all but perfect (yeah, he's not perfect, he's still human but really cares and keeps his patients "safe.")

I am sorry for your experience. Really. I have often had the same discussion with my T: how he can tell me how I really am, how the insurance co. can't do this and that.. but when I am out in the real world, hey- like who is going to believe me, I'm mentally unwell.

and what am I supposed to say, I'm not crazy, my therapist tells me so?

Wondering, is there a local rape abuse center or group that you could link up with, I'm sure they would listen and support, and maybe best of all --- word of mouth information like that still gets around....

There's a psychiatrist here that treated me (briefly) like well unacceptable... No one believed me. I finally recorded a session so I was sure of what was being said. I was right, and quit the guy fast! He was later kicked out of the local hospital pain clinic and branded a quack. But you know what? He's still in practice. The system just doesn't work.

I had an opportunity to run him over once... he was walking in the roadway and hey--I'm mentally unwell-- but I am better than he, and of course, went around him. I don't even think I gave him any sign language.

Keep trying. do what you feel you have to do to be safe.. and if it really is in YOUR best interest to pursue the punishment of this guy.

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