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Originally Posted by Rainbow_fishB
I hate it that no-one knows whats wrong with me. I have a team of six people trying to figure out what is going on in my head, and they find me so interesting, i'm more of a project or experiment than a someone they want to help. Is it psychosis, bipolar, OCD, anxiety, autism, depression, schizophrenia, multiple personality disorder, borderline personality disorder......? they dont have a clue, but they wont actually say that. They wont make a diagnosis in case they're wrong, but they wont say that they cant help me. I'm just drifting along, getting worse, going crazy in the arms of their theoretical support. I just want to know whats wrong with me, is this normal?
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Yes it is normal in my personal opinion. I can remember saying the same thing for about 5 months. I just couldn't understand why no one would tell me what my problem was. Once they did I said they were wrong. I wanted more proof/evidence. If you have seriously given the "team" plenty of time to do what they are trained to do (diagnose), then I would move on and go some where else. Maybe you're dealing with interns or other clinicians in training. Good luck, God bless and keep the faith. Peace
