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⌈ Secret Post #2189 ⌋

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Re: Not exactly a vent, but something I just wanted to talk about

[(Anonymous)]

Ok just to let you know I am not a professional psychiatrist, but I want to say just with informal information, that there are many legal and emotional ramifications that come along with diagnosis and labels. Sometimes it affects your health insurance coverage if you are diagnosed with a disorder. It may affect other factors as well and it is possible your doctor may have felt it was inappropriate to give a label right away.

At least the medication helped you to get better so that you can function somewhat normally. Maybe he personally doesn't like to label his patients. I don't know. I just know that they talk to us a great deal about being careful when diagnosing individuals.