MrPink wrote:nerdmaufia wrote:1. One of the best threads I've ever read.
2. I don't believe a word of your story.
3. Science told me that all practicing psychiatrists are sociopaths. Science said the same thing about lawyers, police, and prison inmates.
4. Good job crowd sourcing.
I have seen and been told about #3 by my own psychiatrist. Positions of power or someone doing a scheme to get money. I shouldn't have really encouraged more details but if the story is plausible at all I'd like to hear the details of this. Go into a doctor appointment with 1 article and in less than a week a psychiatrist goes "you're right!" "Eureka! We never thought of that in your differential diagnosis nor in all the lab testing which is required in medication management of bipolar disorder and checking for substance abuse and monitor vitals we never caught it." Did the psychiatrist take a picture of you with his arm around you and a ribbon with a medal stating "best patient ever" on that? Or hold the trophy?
They do know how to deal with a psycho/socio path in that they said you are right, good bye.
You are faking FD disorder. I am laughing so, so hard and this was dope. It would be great to get detail so that we can all better understand the how. You are talking to many of us that do this for a living, right? Stories to come clean are welcome and in fact encouraged so we can get better and have enlightenment.
With a pilot's license it isn't that easy. You have had it on your record. Now you need to go for a flight physical and actually get through ground school and then to be FFD.
Well put, wow. I thought that it was just me, that could this person actually be faking an FD????
What for? Well, depends on the serious nature of the legal charges. And what they would do to you if (when) you do wind up in prison.
There could be an underlying bipolar, but wait, oh, that's right, "now completely recovered."
Funny how that works, and when bipolar disorder usually gets worse over time, not better?????
I am the last person to diagnose this, certainly.
Except to say, "yeah, right."