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⌈ Secret Post #3238 ⌋

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Re: Therapy question

[(Anonymous)]

Well, chances are your psych is a little ticked because the appointment is a time you both agreed upon, as responsible adults, as a necessary part of your treatment. He kept up his end of the bargain, but you didn't. (And frankly, "I was always a airhead" is not a really good excuse. What that says is that you've always been disorganized and inconsiderate about other peoples' time and that you haven't made the effort to change your bad habits.) Be honest with yourself. You're not really worried about wasting his time. That's an excuse. If you were worried about wasting his time (time that could be spent helping people who badly need it) then you'd take more care to show up for your appointments instead of looking for ways to get out of going.

SSRIs are serious business and can have adverse affects. Your dosages need to be monitored by professionals for your own good. This isn't some silly nonsense they're making you do just for giggles. It's sweet you're worried about your dog's health. How capable will you be of caring for your dog if you don't take care of your own mental health?

I'm sorry if this sounds harsh, but this is not a good thing to mess around with. How important is your mental health to you? Isn't it worth an investment of your time and money? If not, why not? You should take this up with your therapist. Why do you think your own mental health is somehow less important than your dog's?