Subjective labels

I recently had a diagnosis of Dissocial pd, with moderate psychopathy scoring high in the affective and interpersonal realm.
The psychologist said I was one point of a diagnosis of NPD and I scored 22 on the PCLR. I was relieved as I didnt want a
DSPD diagnosis. I was nearly sent to a PD forensic unit. I’m sick of meeting doctor after doctor who can’t make their minds up.
This subjective #######4 labelling is a joke. I’m now a schizophrenic with PTSD back in my 14th year in this medium secure unit.

Has anyone had a lifetime of different diagnoses attached to them that they disagree with or are just contradictory?

no

does it bother you?

what do you think you are?

Hi,

It can affect tribunal outcomes, housing, funding for placements and risk assesments.
If I were free and wasn't under the ministry of justice I wouldnt mind so much.
Now that they say I have PTSD I have to complete therapy for this disorder before release.
If the disocial PD wasn't dropped I would have been sent to a PD unit rather than a medium
secure, so it bothers me due to the possible outcomes that comes with a diagnosis.

I'm pleased how it's turned out. I'm not a psychopath. I do not feel remorse or guilt but that's
about it regarding core traits more or less. I'm just happy to be classed as schizophrenic so I
can claim the benifits. My aggression and violence is reactionary and rarely instrumental.
I want people around me so I try to get on.

I would say that I'm misanthropic but wouldnt like to guess at which diagnoses is more prominant.

Reads like a formula for PD Slop soup.