Thanks AL. I get so tied up on what is the 'correct' way to interpret the percentages. Do they mean the percentage of the 24 hours in a day? In that case I would score very, very low. Or do they mean how 'often' something happens? In that case I would score something more highly.
I just wish the scale used was something more like never, seldom, occasionally, often, always. That would be soooo much more straightforward. Then I would answer that I find myself wearing different clothes occasionally rather than <00001% of the time (equating it to 24 hours).
Anyway the T said we would do it together next time and discuss examples of each thing as we go. So hopefully she has a better idea than me!
I need to have a consult with a psychiatrist for a med review and we are going to do the SCID-D with her for the formal diagnosis part anyway. I've done it before in another country but they need it again. All seems like such a waste of time to me. Although I know why they are doing it - we need a current diagnosis in order to get my therapy fully funded.