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Originally Posted by Dnester
So this is how it went down
Me: Hey I was wondering if this chatter may be racing thoughts not DID because they have decreased on the lower Invega.
Her: I dont know if these are bipolar thoughts or DID. Just keep recording in your journal the chatter.
Me: Why would I keep a journal of things you dont believe exist. Then I will just be sitting there wondering if you think I am full of ****.
Her: Wherever did you get that idea- you are making assumptions- when did I not say I didnt believe you.
Me: Well you cant tell me my diagnosis is DID or bipolar
Her: I am done with this communication. It is not helpful. Use coping strategies to calm yourself. I will see you tommorow. I will not be responding to any texts or emails at this time.
Am I in the wrong?
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I don't think either of you is in the wrong. Your T did sound blunt in her response. But it's hard to sort stuff out via text or email. It sounds like she wants you to sit with the uncertainty, journal it, and then discuss it with her when you see her tomorrow. I know it's hard to not know your DX. My T never told me my DX, only my PDOC and my GP. Diagnosing someone is not easy as so many symptoms overlap. Try to use your coping strategies like your T said, keep writing here on PC and take it one day at a time. Deep breaths. HUGS Kit