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Originally Posted by Jennifer 1967
You could get another opinion. If you did, you might want to start fresh. By this I mean telling the new pdoc that you need a fresh pair of eyes on the situation and you want to start from scratch (not forwarding a copy of your current records so the pdoc doesn’t have a preconceived notion). In the meantime you could be thinking about and listing out your psychiatric history as you remember it with input from valued family and friends. Good luck on getting your questions answered.
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If I could find a way to do just that, I would. I forgot to mention however, that I've been diagnosed not only by my therapist, but by my old pdoc and after some extensive neuropsychiatric evaluation by a neurologist. So that's three opinions. I'm not sure if getting a fourth would yield different results, but maybe. I honestly wouldn't even know how to go about doing that as I'm not totally independent in my treatment as of right now.
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Dx: Bipolar I w/ mixed features, BPD, ADHD, Anxiety, Gender dysphoria, ASD
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