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Originally Posted by MuddyBoots
I've tried writing things down but I feel like I look at the paper and it says "TELL HER YOU WANT TO COMMIT SPECIFIC FELONOUS ACTS" and I just think "nah, I don't want to right now. Haven't the entire 2 hours I've been up today, so I guess I'm better."
I never explicitly tell her a lie (if she asks about specific behaviors I'll say, "Yeah, was sleeping a lot, now a little," or "yeah, did a shyt ton of drugs."), but I might be in the midst of a two hour mood swing and of course that'll paint things differently than how the rest of the weeks/months looked and nothing else will seem to matter.
I feel like if I'm just straight up facts and don't lay on the pathos, I'm gonna get a Depakote increase especially considering I'm about to freak tf out
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Hi.
If there is a secret to communicating with PDOCS, I don't know it. Most PDOCS are intelligent, educated, well-trained, experienced and can be helpful. Compassion and empathy, however can not be learned in school if there is not something to build on. PDOCS are human though and not gods.
I can understand one's reluctance to not share some things with them. Don't know how helpful that is to the process. I imagine it is best determined on a case by case basis, but I could be wrong. I am often wrong about things.
So sorry I could not be helpful to you in this matter!!!