TheGangsAllHere wrote:There are MANY therapists and psychiatrists who don't believe in DID, or only know the media portrayals of it. It's your right to stop your medications if you want to. The psychiatrist can tell you how to lower and stop them safely even if they don't want you to stop.
Unfortunately i dont have that choice here. I live in a group home for mentally ill girls. The only thing I can do is refuse my medicatiosn but that would cause a very very painful experience for me including the possibility of that mean voice (or alter or whatever it is) to take control and do harm to my body


TheGangsAllHere wrote: Can you go to a different T? This one doesn't seem to have any training or knowledge about dissociative disorders. If you have only been treated by people who think you are psychotic, it would be good if you could find other providers who will understand that you're not.
Again unfortunately I cant change because its provided for me by a program called the YAS (Young Adult Services) And I dont think I can switch but I can always ask or suggest that I see someone else. I'm open to trying anything at this point because Im extremely scared of whats going on with my body. I dont feel safe anymore. I also hear a voice whom I'm calling Justin hes one of several names that pop into my head whenever I'm talking to the voices. Alot of the other names on my signature I have no clue who they are. They just were names popping into my head when I was listening to them talk. I'm sorry everyone I dont mean to offend anyone on here
