rough time

No @outlander my regular one. My psych told me about a really good GP around my area that understand mental health. I tried to make an appt with her but she isn't taking any new clients. Like always, the good ones are fully booked. So I need to ask my psych on Wed for another one I could try.

exaclty @Former-Member i have 2 medications on that list that need to be highly monitored so i can only do a week at a time or when really bad only a few days at a time. i would prefer it that way at the moment.i dont want anything enticing at all

@Former-Memberahh damn it! i hope she starts taking new clients again soon! i hope your psych has another suggestion too, hopefully one thats taking new clients

@outlander
@Former-Member,take back my judgement of you having a good gp,think you mentioned it before.
In reflection,regret ever seeking "help",had one GP when I moved away who genuinely understood he wanted to admit me,but have stayed with a few who I crapped my pants in the waiting room due to the way I was treated and made to feel like I was "bunging it on".The one I see now has no idea but is the least judgemental and respects my wish not to have meds shoved at me which I know won't solve my probs.

@Former-Memberthats ok, I forget half of what people tell me on here and irl!!!

Because I am on workcover, I must see the GP regularly for work cover purposes. She is also the go to person between the work cover company, the pdoc and the psych. So even though I don't like her approach and lack of knowledge about mental health, I cannot go just see any GP.

So I can change GP, but it won't be an easy process. Will have to get everything passed over to the new GP.

@outlanderi am still around hun

@outlanderin what way hun?