I checked, "yes, but it was an honest mistake," and "no, I've not been significantly harmed," though I'm not sure I can justify both occurring together. The two Ts who saw me in my younger years - 20s and 30s - should have picked up on what my problems were, considering where they were trained and the education/experience they had. On the other hand, I'm just now coming face to face w/the anger I harbor that I've lost so much of my life because they misdiagnosed.

Now, I have a T who sees me and knows what I've gone through. But I'm feeling so damaged and having so little time to "get it right," that saying I've not been significantly harmed doesn't make sense. I'll leave that to you to figure out. I am, however, glad that I chose therapy this third time (for all of you who question whether or not therapy does more harm than good). I'm lucky to have found my current T. I may not quite get to the end of things, but I'm glad I kept trying.