((Almeda))

Sorry you are having such a crappy time.

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I find it frustrating that I have a T and a p-doc. How much should they be communicating with each other? I

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I remember when I first saw pdoc for consultation on my depression and asked T if he had heard from him and he said the pdocs rarely call unless it's an unusual case.

As far as the different dx's go, my T dx'd me with dysthymia and my pdoc with major depression. I think that the dx is important as far as prescribing correct meds is concerned. But in T's case, he is treating the symptoms.

This is not at all unusual. My sister in law is a T and she said that she never has the same dx as the pdoc.

I hope you are feeling better soon.