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ignorableaurochs
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- Dec 27, 2024
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I see my psych on Friday. Had a query, please.
For context, I have been unwell since I was 14, tried many different meds and therapies, nothing has helped much. 5 (fairly impulsive) attempts since I was 16, I'm 29 now.
Told myself I'd finish [redacted thing] before I go but being so mentally disabled has made [redacted thing] take longer than expected. I'm in constant mental pain and have been making plans. These plans became more concrete in 2023, but I keep putting them off because I have to finish [thing]. I am only getting more unwell by the day.
Been seeing this psychiatrist since 2022 and he has not been very helpful. Put me on meds that made me feel awful and refused to refer me for any more therapy. Then took me off the meds and told me to go to the gym more (I barely get out of bed most days). Other issues I won't get into. He knows I experience ideation but not about the extent of the plans - I always downplay it.
So, I'm not convinced that he is going to be very helpful. And I don't think there is anything he can do to change my mind - I still want to die. I just don't know if being honest about this will help me in any way, or if it will have potential negative consequences.
What I really want is to reduce my pain and suffering for a few months so I can complete [redacted thing], after which I plan to finally die. What are the likely consequences of me disclosing this to a psychiatrist? I do not want to tell him the planned method because I do not want him to stop me.
Thank you for listening. Sorry if the typing is bad. I'm feeling cognitively pretty foggy.
For context, I have been unwell since I was 14, tried many different meds and therapies, nothing has helped much. 5 (fairly impulsive) attempts since I was 16, I'm 29 now.
Told myself I'd finish [redacted thing] before I go but being so mentally disabled has made [redacted thing] take longer than expected. I'm in constant mental pain and have been making plans. These plans became more concrete in 2023, but I keep putting them off because I have to finish [thing]. I am only getting more unwell by the day.
Been seeing this psychiatrist since 2022 and he has not been very helpful. Put me on meds that made me feel awful and refused to refer me for any more therapy. Then took me off the meds and told me to go to the gym more (I barely get out of bed most days). Other issues I won't get into. He knows I experience ideation but not about the extent of the plans - I always downplay it.
So, I'm not convinced that he is going to be very helpful. And I don't think there is anything he can do to change my mind - I still want to die. I just don't know if being honest about this will help me in any way, or if it will have potential negative consequences.
What I really want is to reduce my pain and suffering for a few months so I can complete [redacted thing], after which I plan to finally die. What are the likely consequences of me disclosing this to a psychiatrist? I do not want to tell him the planned method because I do not want him to stop me.
Thank you for listening. Sorry if the typing is bad. I'm feeling cognitively pretty foggy.