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I get that feeling too, as soon as they were happy, quick out the door not my problem, we all happy, right out the door!
It's difficult I suffered from emotional abuse and my symptoms come across as someone with autism it's frustrating I don't have anything wrong as a child but the continued over the years my body learnt how to protect itself or would go into flight or fight mode I think doctors just want a diagnosis and don't have the time to get to know patients enough to figure out diagnosises
They diagnosed me with not depression, but, schizophrenic. Which to me is a totally a different diagnosis! Depression, is totally different, I know they like to muddy the water, but, this way, sexually abused people give exactly the same symptoms, which is not correct at all.
Because I did, tell this to my OT and she said that she could put that I was into remission!
How can you get a depression diagnosis corrected if you believe it's inaccurate?
If you feel your diagnosis isn't right, the best approach is to have an open conversation with your healthcare provider. As you continue treatment, your therapist or doctor regularly checks in to see if your symptoms are improving. They may Show Full Answer
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