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Mental Health Support

Neoma

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3. Not really.

Reply to rox63 (Original post)

Tue May 28, 2013, 11:49 AM

May 2013

Unless you count them listing my occupation as a homemaker, which was news to me.

I wouldn't take it to heart. All these diagnosis's are just so they can figure out what helps you get through the day. That's the most important part to see, after looking past all the gibberish.

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Finally saw my real psych diagnoses and was suprised [View all] rox63 May 2013 OP

i really don't have any advice other than be good to yourself fizzgig May 2013 #1

If the x-ray says I have a broken arm... hunter May 2013 #2

Not really. Neoma May 2013 #3

Thanks for your input, folks rox63 May 2013 #4

I waver back and forth on the importance of diagnoses... Locut0s May 2013 #5

All the initials and catch phrases are for their system of short hand. olddots May 2013 #6

I feel PTSD is a very real thing. hunter May 2013 #7

Oh I do too olddots May 2013 #8