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Originally Posted by sidestepper
The difference between medical illnesses where the can only treat symptoms not cure it is that those people don't get judged for having the label. Even lupus which a few years ago was, all in their heads, is now more accepted than MDD, BP or schizophrenia. I guess that's my big objection to the MI labels, even other doctors react differently when they see that label.
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I get the impression that that happens to corrupted empaths. Like if it's just their job to listen to symptoms and write scripts, then what the hell do they care if it's real or not? Just do their job and call it a day. But empaths tend to pour a lot of emotional energy into their work when it comes to treating patients in the medical field. I think maybe sometimes an empath gets emotionally fed-on by one too many frauds and suddenly they become guarded and cynical and suspicious of all mental illness cases. Or something.
In any case it's their issue. Sometimes we just have to roll it off our shoulders, and sometimes we have to reject a professional and get a new one (when possible).