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Originally Posted by leomama
NAMI mommies? That sounds very derogatory. May I ask what you're talking about?
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The kind of person who refuses to address family dynamics, claims her messy divorce had nothing to do with their kid being a mess (they are just ILL). The kind of person who will drag their kid over the new media talking about them as "next Adam Lanza" and so on.
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Is English your second language? I think you misread me. I said I find the diagnosis of PTSD, not the diagnosis of a disorder, to be very helpful.
Are you hoping to change the DSM-IV by talking about it here?
I don't know about you, but I trust my psychiatrist.
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Yes, English is my second language
I am dealing with my own stuff by talking about it and at the same time I was trying to stirr a bit of philosophical discussion, since that what this thread was about.
I have no shrink to trust. Glad you trust yours. I trust
myself. It took time to learn that, but it's totally worth it. And you know what? If I went to shrink in my country, they would call it Post-traumatic stress, sans
disorder part. So maybe I do trust my potential shrink too.
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Quirk? That totally trivializes it. My PTSD and PDNOS are definitely not quirks, they're disorders. I wish I didn't have them but I've learned to live with them .
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You can call it disorder. I call my issues, including my bipolar a "quirk". People call it many different names (if you are interested read some of the discussions on Icarus project, interesting **** there). Everybody lives.
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