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Old May 16, 2016, 07:05 AM
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When I was diognosed my dreams of getting better, my dream career went out the window. I was hoping I over exaturated. That meds would give me the ability to succeed in school. My first pdoc was an idiot and didn’t see the psycosis. She just kept threatening to hospitalize me. Which made me not trust her with anything. She wanted me in therapy but I didn't trust therapists.

My main problem is accepting there's something actually wrong with me. Before meds I would just lay down and "go away" for a while and my mania is because "there's so many stupid people in the world ". My psycosis shows up as strange thoughts but to me that's who I am. In some ways I lack insight other ways I'm really good at insight. I think that's my problem accepting the diognose.

I had dreams and bp stole them. I can't even volunteer without running the risk of psycosis. I know I have other disabilities but they don't seem as bad as bp. To be honest I wanted bpd (didn't know it was called that). Not to lessen anyone's experience of that just the idea of therapy helping what's wrong with my moods without meds appeals to me.

I have this HUGE debt now with nothing to show for it. I know a lot of you are going to think I didn't have to give up my dreams but the long odd hours in a high stress environment is not conductive to bp. I was suppose to be able to pay my student loans back and pay taxes for all the help I got in college but now I'm stuck on assistance for the rest of my life do to bp. So that's why it's hard for me to accept the diognose even though I'm the poster child for bp.
Each experience is different. I'm sorry yours was so negative. Thank you for sharing your experience! Thank you!

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Old May 16, 2016, 07:58 AM
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I was kinda indifferent to all my diagnoses (was first dx'd with psychosis NOS, then psychotic depression, then bipolar, then schizophrenia, now schizoaffective). I was still experiencing my experiences regardless of what they called it, so why should I care what they called it?
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Old May 16, 2016, 08:22 AM
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I feel relieved now that I can actually see what all these doctors have been telling me over the years. So obvious. My current pdoc deserves a gold star for making me see the light.

So, I actually feel quite pleased now. No more angsting, trying to figure out what's wrong with me because I've always felt twitchier than just a depressed person. Too twitchy for depression alone.

Honestly, feel so much better.

Get what you're saying, gina.
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Old May 16, 2016, 09:44 AM
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Each experience is different. I'm sorry yours was so negative. Thank you for sharing your experience! Thank you!
I didn't mean it to sound so negative. I've accepted my life how it is right now and it's a beautiful one just not what I planned. I hate feeling bad for living off the "system " but it has given me things that I didn't imagine. I live in a safe neighborhood, have enough food, and a little extra spending money every month. That's more then most. Plus I get the opportunity to homeschool my son.
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