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Maybe you and your T should be trying a different form of therapy. DBT is very good for BPD and can help with negative perceptions and thought processes. Meds have helped me during crisis, and I would go back on them if I deem it neccessary, but they in no way perform magic tricks. I think you could definitly benefit from the right type of therapy and medication. Thing is, you need to have reasonable expectations from meds. They can lift you out of a depression, curb rage responses, sedate you, calm anxiety, quieten your mind, but they can't give you a new mindset. That is something that you need to work on via manual labour.
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I disagree with all.
If I have the opposite of BPD, I should be able to treat it. Antidepressants wont work though. Something like gabapentin, MAOI's, maybe tricyclics, certain stimulants (Methylphenidate makes it worse for me though). Pain meds at moderate doses. Actually, a lot of things at moderate doses. ECT as well The most reliable are recreational drugs such as marajuana or psychedelics. Most are not harmful especially if given to you by a pharmacy. Psychedelics are the absolute cure to OCD if anyone doesn't know but they are hidden away from the public, the sufferers of this illness because oooh they might get abused.. we rather have the person suffer if therapy doesn't work and let the patient waste away. Psychiatrist: "Sorry there's nothing I can do for you". Burn in hell you didn't even refer me to other treatments I will not go die in a corner somewhere or maybe I have to |
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Please do tell what is the opposite of BPD... I really want that.
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The reason why I question meds is because since I have not binged/purged in 3 weeks or self harmed or am not suicidal every single day my health insurance has decided that they will only pay for a 45 min weekly session and would consider longer if I saw a psychiatrist. They have no interest in how else I function as long as I am not hurting myself or others. So I get punished for progressing even though I do not feel like I am in recovery just in a safer place. I can not get anything done in 45 min because it takes me, always, 15 just to get comfortable to talk and then when I finally get into something he has to cut me short so not to go over 45 min. I guess insurance feels they would have to pay less if they drug me. So I have left messages with two psychiatrist. Lord only knows when they will call me back. I will go and then pretend to take the damn medication.
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When a child’s emotional needs are not met and a child is repeatedly hurt and abused, this deeply and profoundly affects the child’s development. Wanting those unmet childhood needs in adulthood. Looking for safety, protection, being cherished and loved can often be normal unmet needs in childhood, and the survivor searches for these in other adults. This can be where survivors search for mother and father figures. Transference issues in counseling can occur and this is normal for childhood abuse survivors. |
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I'm in a similar situation, tomorrow I will pretend to want their meds so I can see a damn T... Free Clinic doesn't allow unmedicated therapy
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And, if and when, you even decide on meds, then you have a pdoc?! I know, my pdoc, will not 'force' a drug on me, against my will. Thanks g-d for that!!! |
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The last few posts are representing a very messed up and corrupt process. You need to get some lawyers into this but no one has the money.
Save up and pay for a psychologist/therapist because if you have to buy meds to see a free one, it will add up in the end and will actually be more that paying for a psychologist/therapist because who gets better in even a few months worth of sessions? |
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Emotionless. I feel dead. Meds that I have tried made it much worse.
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Thanks for clarifying, on second thought I don't want that, didn't enjoy it when I had it. I quite like my emotions, they're familiar. I just hate the paranoid thought processes and outbursts that accompant the BPD....
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It seems the a real problem here is that we, as those who suffer from these illnesses, aren't getting to choose the direction of our care. Choice, self-determination and owning one's successes/ decisions, etc is a huge part of recovery and healthy functioning. People who make informed choices and are true partners in their care have the best outcomes.
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Alriiiight, I'm understanding the post a bit more now considering the context... It really sucks that you have to see a psychiatrist just to see the therapist more!! What ********, in my opinion. I mean... If you really need to make this work, medication could always take the edge off. But if you don't want to have to do that, I've personally found a lot of help from books & just from posting in the forums around here. Making friends, etc. has helped me when I was teetering on the edges of stupidity! Hahahaha
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You so eloquently took my thoughts and put them to words
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