Neurological? Phsychological? huh?
Long story short. I’ve been to almost 20 doctors with many different kinds of diagnosis maybe due to the fact its a rare disease. I did so many blood tests everyone said I was fine I need psychotherapy. I went to other doctors they perscribed zoloft paxil xanax ect, nothing ever seemed to work everyone thought it was a panic attack falling to the floor. The benzos helped a bit. But I thought going to a neurologist would help. I was told to do a eeg scanning turned out nothing was wrong. Then I did an mri test and was told I have epilepsy and I’m on keppra for now. Umm is this right? First i was told it was depression therapy never helped. Psychiatric office made things worse when i had to withdrawl from benzos. It hard to believe doctors anymore. Can seizures and panic attacks really be confused that badly?
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February 13th, 2010 at 7:10 am
It might be an idea to find out for yourself what is wrong - disect your own symptoms - take out all the psychological bits that are a part of asking for attention.
What you should be left with is a far shorter list of symptoms.
Put these together to figure out whether or not you are actually ill at all.
You would be surprised how much the mind itself plays a hand at making us feel worse than we are.
There is nothing quite like the pride of being able to annouce to everyone that you are fit and healthy - that is what you want to aim for