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Originally Posted by newtus
@rose76
im female but hated it. i would have preferred activities over talking. i always fall asleep or severely zone out during talking crap in groups. in fact i wouldve preferred anything else over talking. there was an equal # of men and women there. i honestly dont care to hear other peoples stories. i couldnt relate to ANYONE either as it was mostly people with depression or bipolar and i have schizophrenia. i dropped out after 3 days it felt like a month!!!
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Thanks for the feedback,
newtus. I think I understand what your saying. The partial program I was in was very focused on PTSD. That didn't apply to me, really. I was there for depression. In my case, I really liked the talking. There was plenty of that. Just about everyone had PTSD and they talked a lot about the causes. Maybe I should give the presiding pdoc more credit for picking out patients who were into what she was doing. We all seemed real glad to be there. I could see where it could totally get on your nerves from what you say.
I see people at the PSR place that I went to who seem so glad to be there. I mean they really seem to be so grateful and happy with the program. Some have been there for months and months, even longer. There is a lot to do there. Games, exercise, crafts. None of that interests me. I'ld rather hear people talk all day long. Goes to show - one person's heaven is another person's heck.