[Christopher1990]

So I walked into my psychiatrists office today, and he told me today was the day!
He told me it's been nice working with me, and he was thankful for my compliance throughout the past couple of years.

So I guess I'm free, no longer have to live with a label attactched to me.

No more medication time. No more visits with T, p.a., and pdoc.
I'm finally out of the system. I will never have to see that hospital hallway again.

I've never felt more free and liberated in my life.





*sigh*

sorry for this hypothetical rant.... but wouldn't this be amazing? Haven't you ever fantasized about this?

one day.. maybe one day.. a day that I probably won't live to see.

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[Skeezyks]

Hello Christopher1990: Yes, this would be amazing! I guess I'm sort-of there. I'm no longer on any medications. I don't have a therapist. Within the narrow confines of my life, as I live it nowadays, I function well enough.

I do still have a pdoc. In fact, I'm due for a return visit. However, since I'm not on med's, & have no intention of going back on any, I wonder if there is any point in returning to see my pdoc again. On the other hand, my pdoc is my last remaining link to the mental health system. And severing this last remaining link is scary. A final decision remains to be made.

[CopperStar]

Well there's always the option of deluding ourselves into believing that we don't have BP. It's sort of like a short stay in the Matrix.