Hey there,
I understand perhaps the anger or frustration in the fact that there may not be a "cure", and although there may very well not be a magical instant cure for this, or medication, etc, there could be some things out there to help you with this, perhaps some therapies or support groups?
As above said, perhaps doing some reading on your disorder and other peoples experiences of it, maybe that will help in feeling less alone with it, but also you may pick up some tips that could be helpful in dealing/coping with your disorder as well as support/advice for your own symptoms that you experience and others could offer advice/support for this, too.
The internet is a great resource in research, and there is a lot out there no doubt that could help you with your disorder, and the symptoms you experience.
It's not a complete dead end just because there may not be a magical cure for this, there are a lot of disorders and illnesses out there that have no cure or little treatments available, but there are ways to cope better with your disorder and you, as above said, can try to get your life back or at least handle things better with this disorder.
Perhaps also talking to the person who diagnosed you with this could help, too? Asking all the questions you have, asking what could help you with this disorder and coping with it, and advice in dealing with this disorder, etc etc?
Take care and good luck.
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