It must have taken a lot of courage to do that, Chlobo.
Think of it this way: today is the day you start to get better.
Well done.
It must have taken a lot of courage to do that, Chlobo.
Think of it this way: today is the day you start to get better.
Well done.
Phew - very glad you did this call and told all, its been escalated now to someone who can do better assessements and put in place more help.Hey.
My doctor is very concerned about my mental health, I told him everything, including the cutting situation. He has referred me to a psychologist and is going to see me in person on Friday.
He wasn't really concerned about my symptoms physically but he said my mental health is a serious problem right now and something needs to be done because the health anxiety is out of control
That was so brave of you - congratulations!
We've got you!
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Sometimes, it's better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness. - Terry Pratchett
Thank you.
I'm shocked he isn't worried about my physical issues though. I'm scared, really scared. This time I feel like it's real and I'm going to need a brain and spine mri and I can't take it. I'm panicking and focusing on my bowels all the time and the feeling in my bottom. I really do feel like it's real
You're doing okay - the psych will help you with this stuff.
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Sometimes, it's better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness. - Terry Pratchett
We aren't, he recognises them for what they are. He's a Doctor, he knows true symptoms and realities of presentations of physical problems, you don't.I'm shocked he isn't worried about my physical issues though.
I've been to the depths you are now, you are certain and won't believe anybody that you aren't dying. You will look back on this and realise you were wrong, once you are mentally better, but you won't believe me about that either right now . I lay on a bed for days certain I was at the moment of death, 'feeling' every symptoms of a brain tumour in my 20s (inluding inability to move my left side, left eye pain/smaller/closed eye, headache,breathing problems blah blah), it was totally real to me - they were all missing diagnosing me and letting me die.This time I feel like it's real and I'm going to need a brain and spine mri and I can't take it.
Clearly, some 30 plus later........they were proved right LOL You will be wrong also.
The important part is that you are seeing a psychologist.
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"Eat. Drink. Enjoy the work you do. Be thankful for the blessings God gives you in this life. Live, love and seek out the things that bring your heart joy. The rest is meaningless... Like chasing the wind." King Solomon
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Well done for taking such a brave step Chlobo.
Like others have said, your doctor isn't worried about your physical issues, and you should believe him. He's even going to help to reassure you that everything is ok by seeing you face to face and checking everything for you on Friday. That sounds like a great doctor to be honest!
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