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Old Mar 01, 2013, 04:16 PM
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So my T and I were talking about the crisis unit because a stay may be necessary at some point. The crisis unit, and my GP are in the same building as T and pdoc. Come to find out my T and Pdoc would stay the same while there. I'd see them more often but have 3 in unit groups a day . I'd see my reg gp before entering and before discharge. T made me feel so much better about going there if need be. Does anyone go to a center like this?
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Old Mar 01, 2013, 04:46 PM
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It sounds like a really good option, to know you have that support if needed. We don't really have any good options nor good facilities around here.
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I think it's great you have good care. I've heard about centers like that but haven't experienced it myself.
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ive been to a few of the big centers in my area. none of them are like that. you see a new person each time. you basically have to retell your story over and over. they come to their own conclusions and its usually worse when you get out because its so mixed up.
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Old Mar 02, 2013, 02:12 PM
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Now, I never want to move.
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Sounds great if you ever do need to inpatient you have a wonderful set up
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