Posted by Maria01 on September 3, 2007, at 23:05:26
In reply to Re: Is 'Dr. Sanity' an undiagnosed BPD? *Triggers* » Maria01, posted by RealMe on September 3, 2007, at 22:46:47
Oh, wow. That is just awful.
One of my classmates from when I was studying psych had a younger sister who was being treated for PTSD secondary to being assaulted. The male T she was seeing wound up sexually assaulting her. Fortunately, she was able to tell her family and they got it handled. My classmate was so outraged that it even happened that she went on to work for the enforcement arm of the BBS!
=) Unfortunately, she was very busy. We've lost touch over time, but I loved her career choice.A family friend had a simliar experience to yours...*shakes head*. I also had a "grey area" experience at 15. I was chronically truant in school, and as a condition of staying enrolled there, I had to see a counselor. The Dr. my mom worked for recommended this guy who had a good track record with teens.
Dude spent more time staring at my chest( I was an early bloomer) and he just creeped me out. I called him a pervert and walked out. Needless to say, he got no more referrals from my mom's employer, and I never went back. I'm just glad I stood up, because so many young girls are afraid to stand up. We wound up handling my truancy as a family and that was the end of it. =)
I just do not understand people like that..they makes everyone else look bad.
On a separate note, I had a run-in with someone who said that all vet techs are irresponsible and clueless. I was p.o.'ed; there are some lousy vet techs out there who ruin it for the rest of us who practice with good conscience and the pets interests at heart. It also contributes to our pay scale being relatively low as well =(
It's easy to see how a few ineffective people within a profession can really make it hard for everyone else in that field. I digress....
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