Nice to hear from you again, Marcus. I an so sorry for your incredible struggles, but so excited about the chance for a better future with a little security now.

Nonjudgmentalism is actually one of the four necessary components of empathy, so, a bit worried about what you said about that T. Maybe next visit will be better. You know what? I would just be direct. Tell her you think she judged you. Do that. See what her reaction is, that will speak volumes about who she really is. Just a thought.

I lived with an incorrect major depression diagnosis for many years. I knew it was not quite right, but was nto sure why. Then, I got manic/psychotic and it all sorted out.

So, yeah, been there. I think it happens quite a bit until docs and therapists really can sort out what is going on, with our help, obviously. Do you have no trauma history or something?