Drugs to be aware of--- my way of dealing with MD

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Thank you for your reply chrism.

 

I'll let you know that I knwo what I am doing. I know how to read my

psychiatrist better than she knows how to read me. I know how this

psychiatrist works so I'm gonig to stick with her and play it like her;

be very logical, analytical, rational, and left brained just like her

about whats going on and what I would like to do. I figure that this

will give her a better connection with me and get her to not place too

many false projections on me. If its an ego problem, which it is, than

they will only listen to you if you are like them. I'm not really

changing myself, i'm just expressing myself in a way that they will

understand. It's like speaking in a different language, its the same

words, just different language... a language that she knows.

 

I thought that if I just faced her, with no grudges, but had a very

nice and honest connection with her than i will get her to understand

and listen. I thoguth about this when I was frusterated with her and

thinking about leaving her, I thoguht, " should I run away? or should I

take this as a challenge? Is this a test? "

 

Shes taking her time to get me off of lithium because shes waiting for

my information from other doctors about my past. It's taking a while to

get my files. What I'm going to do is prove to her with my honesty, my

observations of my past, and my understanding of psychology that I

never had a disorder because just about everything I've been through

happened with reason for me to act in certain ways in my past. These

psychiatrists know that all these " disorders " happen with reason, but

yah you're right, they just want us to stick around their offices for

the rest of our lives to get our medication fixes. Well thats not going

to happen with me. They are dealing with a patient that finally started

reading psychology, I can see there game a bit better now.

 

*hearts*,

drea

 

, " chrism "

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> Hello Drea,

> Many MDs do not like to see their patients come off the

> drugs they have precribed. Sometimes its an ego thing with them

> thinking that only they " know best " sometimes its that mixed in with

> other issues like their doubting your sanity with out the med. MDs

> have a problem sometimes with feeling that their way is the only way.

> Whatever the issue with your MD is you tell them to get on the stick!

> If they wont give you the reduction protocols then you can easily

find

> one who will. - blessings Drea - chrism