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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
Hi everyone I do not know what to do .... I am as the title of this post says losing trust in my pdoc. She is very self righteous and thinks she is always right. I dont want to see her anymore. What on earth do I do?
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Emelia8Senior Contributor
No words of wisdom from me sweet Pea, but loads of support and definitely wishing you the very best of luck. @Bunniekins 😀💖
You need and deserve a PDoc you trust, have confidence in and who will listen to you ... and indeed learn from you. Even if you have to wait, to get the right one is worth waiting for.
Emelia 💝
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Unknown userMember
Hi @Bunniekins It really is difficult finding anyone good with mental health care.
i haven't had anyone since 27th Aug. this year. I tried going to a clinic that's nearer to me and I can walk there, but that was worse. He was Well past retirement and had micro sleeps whilst I was trying to talk. It was so hard just going in the first place, but, now Ive just given up trying.
so, if you can 'clear the air' with your pdoc. It maybe less stressful in the long term.
Takecare always-hope
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MaggieSenior Contributor
@Bunniekins Always sending 💚💚 and support, even if I don’t have any advice.
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