Feeling different when with "normies" and when with aides and doctors
cracker
Online Community Member Posts: 322 Empowering
I have noticed that when I am with a "normal" person (no such thing exists) I feel normal, in an entirely different frame of mind than I have when with aides or doctors. I become "sicker: when I am with medical personnel.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Has anyone else experienced this?
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Perhaps, but my feeling is that we go into another role when with a doctor. I don't ever mention my disabilities to my friends, just about what we have in common and things like politics. I don't even think about disability when with them.
Going to the doctor means needing help of a medical nature. I almost feel my self-definition changes in each situation.0 -
I join you in the mental health arena. I have lots of that needing fixing, too.
I like your phrasing "all the broken bits". That's exactly how I feel - broken inside in that place within us where no one can come, see or know.
Best to you.0
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