Anonymous #1 1d

Literally right after that they asked if I had any delusions bc apparently a lot of their clients have been having unexplained delusions of the rapture coming soon… I THINK I MIGHT KNOW WHY

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Anonymous #3 1d

There’s a CVS in front of my apt building and I said I’d just raid them if the world ends but the psych said “nooo nooo you wouldn’t do that”… if the world is ending I feel like all bets are off tbh

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Anonymous #7 1d

THATS WHAT IM SAYING

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Anonymous #6 1d

I hope not cause they said a lot of their patients have been having unexplained delusions about the world ending… 😞 (key word: unexplained)

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Anonymous #5 1d

Wait who can I report to cause I genuinely was so speechless it was such a switch up and the other things they said were crazy

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Anonymous OP 1d

every licensed psychiatrist is certified by the board of psychiatrists. find the website & report them there

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Anonymous #8 1d

(this is bc you can't make clickable links in comments, ss this and you can hold on the image to go to the site)

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Anonymous OP 1d

Look up if there’s a patient advocacy hotline for the health company they are affiliated with

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Anonymous #9 1d

Makes me wonder if they might be doing something that could start the end of the world… 🧐

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Anonymous #12 11h

1. You can’t work through anxiety if you’re having crippling panic attacks that you can’t predict 2. For some people, panic attacks are genetic or due to a chemical imbalance and the only treatment that works is medication

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Anonymous #12 10h

So unfortunately these panic attacks have stemmed from me having both pneumonia and Covid at the same time and now having to very consciously breathe or else I can’t get enough air in a single breath 🤗

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Anonymous #4 9h

Bullshit you cant I had panic attacks every day for 8 years. Don't tell me what you can't do. Fuck your learned helplessness

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Anonymous OP 9h

I'm sorry you dealt with that. The panic is still psychosomatic and something you must engage to work on.

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Anonymous #12 9h

Fuck your lack of empathy. Just because you got through it doesn’t mean everyone can

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Anonymous #4 8h

Everyone can.

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Anonymous #12 5h

Obviously not. And with your lack of empathy, clearly you still need to work on things yourself

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Anonymous #12 4h

“Learned helplessness” you aren’t even educated on medication bro stfu😭

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Anonymous #4 3h

Right, the empathetic thing is to treat people as weaklings to be left stuck in prisons of their minds and throw pills at them. Amazing work doc

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Anonymous #12 3h

Empathy is seeing someone struggling and not saying “try harder, idiot”

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Anonymous #8 3h

This is very very helpful tysm!! Now im wondering how many of their other patients have reported them too 🫣

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Anonymous #4 3h

1) Empathy is foremost more about helping someone more than preserving their feelings 2) Telling someone that their situation can be better improved with work than medicine, when true, is the empathetic choice even if you dont want to hear it 3) It is not empathetic to recommend care regimens that treat people as helpless or weak and keep them stuck in their cycle 4) Nobody said that, idiot

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Anonymous #12 2h

As someone actually on antidepressants this is complete bullshit btw

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Anonymous #1 2h

Empathy is attempting to understand someone else’s feelings from their perspective. Not forcing your own anti medicine beliefs on them because you think that they don’t work despite mountains of evidence to the contrary. Literally stfu.

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Anonymous #1 2h

Believe whatever nonsense you want but therapeutic intervention is the only clinically proven effective long-term solution to panic disorder, not medication, which at best provides short term relief

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Anonymous #12 2h

I doubt anyone here is saying that therapy doesn’t work. But short term relief isn’t bad. Short term relief helps you manage things enough for a period of time so you’re capable of organizing long term solutions. Also like tbh I don’t know if that’s even correct like anxiety meds don’t have a time limit generally speaking.

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Anonymous #1 1h

It is correct: many studies have shown that long term blended results with medication + therapy either have no statistical long term effect difference from therapeutic intervention alone, or worse results, because the patient becomes dependent on medication instead of -doing the work-

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Anonymous #12 1h

Dawg this is some RFK type shit talking about banning antidepressants cause people need them to function (literally the whole point of them) I swear to fucking Christ. Protestant work for the sake of work ethic type garbage.

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Anonymous #1 1h

Unfortunately for you we do not yet have a pill to fix reading comprehension

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Anonymous #12 1h

dude if you politely brought up therapy this would be completely fine, but no, you had to suggest everyone who takes meds is a helpless failure. why did this need to be so argumentative? Just chill out. Meds help some people and other courses of action are best for others. Don’t pretend like your personal experience is universal.

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Anonymous #3 1h

I actually never said anything close to that and my frankness comes from a lack of patience and respect for the ridiculous fragility often displayed by this community

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Anonymous #12 34m

you know you can just like, not engage with it if you don’t like it, right?

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