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Mental health professionals rarely allow you to talk about the socioeconomic factors too
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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2026
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Don't make me talk about psychiatrists, who did not inform me about the severe side effects of my medication on my sleep even when i was complaining that i had livid nightmares that stuck in my head for days, and instead just prescribed sleeping pills.
From my current standpoint, most psychiatrists should get an itchy rash on their butts that keeps them awake all night for a few years just as they kept me awake and fearing sleep.
We all just say a national case where one could argue that psychiatrist's and their medical instruction caused a woman to kill her own children and jump out of a 2nd story window attempting suicide.
What a joke of a field.