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mikey · 14-06-2011, 05:23 PM

Have you got anybody to speak for you on your behalf? A CPN, social worker or psychiatrist who's seen you? I'm not sure if it would apply to this particular situation but perhaps you could get in contact with an advocate? Or perhaps an organisation such as MIND might have some suggestions for you? In terms of your GP, you are always entitled to a second opinion and it might be worth doing that.

I'm sorry, I wish I could help more but I'm just throwing some ideas around really. I'm sorry you're struggling such a lot with this. I think anybody would in your situation. Just know that you don't have to struggle alone.
Is your husband able to support you during this time?

Take care.
xx

14-06-2011, 05:23 PM	#2
mikey I'm a girl Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: UK I am currently:	Have you got anybody to speak for you on your behalf? A CPN, social worker or psychiatrist who's seen you? I'm not sure if it would apply to this particular situation but perhaps you could get in contact with an advocate? Or perhaps an organisation such as MIND might have some suggestions for you? In terms of your GP, you are always entitled to a second opinion and it might be worth doing that. I'm sorry, I wish I could help more but I'm just throwing some ideas around really. I'm sorry you're struggling such a lot with this. I think anybody would in your situation. Just know that you don't have to struggle alone. Is your husband able to support you during this time? Take care. xx
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