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Rive1976 · May 14, 2019 at 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Betty_Banana

Somehow I didn't catch the part about UDD in your post before.Your therapist told you to accept the very likely diagnosis of UDD?When did that come about, did she say that just recently?Because you were saying OSDD at one time,then DID,so now it''s UDD?

Do you understand what UDD means? This is what I just read:

So,now I can't help but think maybe you should just stick it out with this person and go along with what they suggest.Who knows,maybe they know what they're doing afterall.Maybe they can actually help you.

I'm sure that doesn't help your confusion.But it sounds like maybe even your treatment providers are unsure themselves right now and that would be why UDD would make sense.

Dr.C said DDNOS on the phone before I started seeing her again. I asked her today what my diagnosis was and she said she put adjustment disorder because I live in the group home for insurance purposes. I asked to make sure she wasnt putting me under PTSD because my insurance doesnt accept that. She said she doesnt want to delve any deeper into telling my diagnosis right now. My t on vaca labeled me as possible UDD. When I told her I didnt believe I had any alters she said accept it as a strong possibility and why was I refusing help with something that could be resolved. So I dont have a solid answer right now.

Betty_Banana · May 14, 2019 at 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Dnester

Dr.C said DDNOS on the phone before I started seeing her again. I asked her today what my diagnosis was and she said she put adjustment disorder because I live in the group home for insurance purposes. I asked to make sure she wasnt putting me under PTSD because my insurance doesnt accept that. She said she doesnt want to delve any deeper into telling my diagnosis right now. My t on vaca labeled me as possible UDD. When I told her I didnt believe I had any alters she said accept it as a strong possibility and why was I refusing help with something that could be resolved. So I dont have a solid answer right now.

Thanks for explaining.That's good she doesn't want to delve deeper until she's sure what your diagnosis is.So maybe working with her will help with that.Maybe fusion will work since they're not saying DID.Maybe it's worth a try,maybe they're more like different parts that aren't the dissociative type.Or different types of alters or something. Having alters doesn't equal DID and it sounds like that's what your treatment providers are trying to figure out?

IDK,I am super confused by all of this.

Rive1976 · May 14, 2019 at 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Betty_Banana

Thanks for explaining.That's good she doesn't want to delve deeper until she's sure what your diagnosis is.So maybe working with her will help with that.Maybe fusion will work since they're not saying DID.Maybe it's worth a try,maybe they're more like different parts that aren't the dissociative type.Or different types of alters or something. Having alters doesn't equal DID and it sounds like that's what your treatment providers are trying to figure out?

IDK,I am super confused by all of this.

I am confused too. She has said they are dissociative alters but I am not like her clients that have surgery and dont even remember. She has called it low spectrum DID. I dont even know anymore.

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