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Nov 05, 2003, 06:20 PM
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i thought i had posted this before, but find no record. as i am, i may easily be confused by protocol. whats bothers me is running across a definition of psyhcosis (?) as 'a mental disorder resulting in increased social isolation'. looking back a decade i see myself moving in that direction. so i'm spooked. anyone else notice this going on? thanks
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Nov 05, 2003, 06:45 PM
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I would definitely check with your doctor, preferably a pdoc (psychiatrist) if you haven't done so already. I try not to take too much notice of certain definitions of mental disorders than I have run into in books ... they didn't help me at all.
 . I believe that there are other disorders besides psychosis that can result in increased social isolation. But again, I would recommend speaking to a professional. Good luck and welcome to the board - it's a good place for support.Take care, Fuzzy
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