I am done with them.
Radio silence
Couldn’t care less what they think do or say
If I lose my benefits I don’t care
My GP as useless as they are will have to deal with my drivers license next year
I am not happy at all
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Whilst not everyone is competent, if they feel someone is well behaved they usually are quite civil.
I know I should imply that you aren’t, but we do come across sensitive or whichever word is appropriate
And we don’t even know it for the most part,
If the time comes for readmission, make it a priority to be really soft in approach to speech - it might make them more attentive?
otherwise, you’re probably better off if you know what you are doing because the system can be very broke at times and ridiculous tiring — man, I even feel stressed out by it now that I think about how slow and unresponsive the system can be, idk, it’s a form of dependency which it shouldn’t be so
Best wishes
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Well, one less problem for them to deal with
My care coordinator tried to say ‘lets just go for a coffee and not talk about mental health’
I told him I do not need the national health service to pay people to be my friend anymore
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I’ve actually come across similar, I’m quite surprised
That weird as hell, some of the staff don’t take it for a reality at all
They’re so casual and expect it to be fate driven
This type of jonchalance is the same as ppl who suggest as long as meds are taken, a full full recovery will miraculously appear
I honestly don’t know, it’s always seen that sz affected are either acting out In choice or they are evil in core so aren’t deserving of support
A disregard
Oh well, system is better than most, I can’t complain, they might black list me 🥲
Wtf thats appalling. You should complain.
I think your gonna regret that decision. But i am not your keeper. Lets hope you stay well.
I need to see a pdoc to get my prescriptions and for reports for my disability reviews. For the time being I’m stuck with them for meds and money.
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@Joker Things seem to have got worse since you were given the ASD diagnosis.
don’t you need mental health services to prescribe your meds?
It certainly has. The psychologist caused damage in my faith with these people more than I can explain with words
The ASD diagnosis and how it came about angers me. As well as the GAD
If I need changes yes. But I will have to rely on the primary care GP to sort this out as the buck falls with them now
You may really regret this decision. I wish the best for you though. Good luck!
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