Your wrong. And you've proved my point nurse ratchet. Not only that you've contradicted yourself on a number of occasions. I can see rationale and truthful discussion on the topic is beneath you. But hey, you probably get kick backs from the drug companies like every1 else. And you wouldn't want that effigy to be of you, should you break the rules of cauldron club. You are trying to delude people, and you do it for a living. That is sick, and twisted
R2 When a person starts to attack the person I stress of the comments they resort to bulling behaviours and logical fallacies. They do this because they have no real comments to make only their opinion.
You attacked me, the person You made assumptions that have no basis in fact. The fact is that I am not now nor have I ever been a nurse. I have also never been a doctor or psychiatrist or ever even worked in a hospital.
I do have over 30 yrs experience working as a counselor with all kinds of abuse survivors and have seen them all make huge changes in their lives. Some had been misdiagnosed and had been on medications for up to 17 years but had never worked on their abuse issues until they came to me and dealt with the abuse. Only one of my clients made no changes and that was because of a dual diagnosis that hindeeed her progress using talk therapy.
I get no kickbacks from drug companies because I don’t prescribe medications. I don’t have a licence to do that.
R2 I have nothing more to say to you. You do prove the point that some people refuse to be helped. Medications can help people like you IF they take them.
Good luck dealing with your problems.
To those of you who were abused: Thank you to those of you who shared your success stories. Talking does hel. Don’t let R2’s comments discourage you. He has mixed two different problems and believes they can’t be treated. He is wrong. Even severe cases of sexual abuse can be treated and your lives can improve. If your anxieties or depression is severe medication can help but most often this is temporary.
Please look for a therapist who knows how to deal with sexual abuse issues. If you are ready to go the work therapy can really help. It is hard work. It requires remembering and dealing with the past abuses. But remember this: You are no longer that small child living through a nightmare that no child should ever experience. You are now an adult dealing with your memories. Not a child dealing with the reality oh your abuses with no support. But you did survive. You are here today, still alive and wanting something better for your life. You are a SURVIVOR. While therapy is hard work it isn’t nearly as bad as living the abuse and you now have support.