Been described as ‘euythmic’

bluefox
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Hello,
Despite being fairly smart at grasping the English language, this word ‘euythmic’ was used by a psychiatrist to describe his clinical observation of me ‘on the day’. He also wrote good eye contact despite the consultation being on Zoom. I wasn’t even directly looking at him, I was looking at my iPad and at looking to the side of it.
Anyway, I wrote to the psychiatrist asking him to explain what he meant as for the past 18 months I have literally spent most of that time house bound and in my own inertia of negative thoughts, panic etc. Maybe he thought I was calm but it’s another one of those judgments made in one day on a patient that concerns me for the future.
Despite being fairly smart at grasping the English language, this word ‘euythmic’ was used by a psychiatrist to describe his clinical observation of me ‘on the day’. He also wrote good eye contact despite the consultation being on Zoom. I wasn’t even directly looking at him, I was looking at my iPad and at looking to the side of it.
Anyway, I wrote to the psychiatrist asking him to explain what he meant as for the past 18 months I have literally spent most of that time house bound and in my own inertia of negative thoughts, panic etc. Maybe he thought I was calm but it’s another one of those judgments made in one day on a patient that concerns me for the future.
I think I’m going to start and get my Mum, housemate and partner to write documents about how I am struggling. Because one off consultations by telephone and ‘zoom’ don’t seem to be getting the message across.
I am one very frustrated person.
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I can imagine that'd be really frustrating, if it's not how you've been feeling @bluefox. I hope that the letters from those close to you help. Do you have another appointment scheduled with the psychiatrist?0
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I do and he accepted my current difficulties. However I’m finding it frustrating doing appointments on ‘zoom’.0
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Have you asked if in-person appointments would be possible @bluefox?0
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Tori_Scope said:Have you asked if in-person appointments would be possible @bluefox?0
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Travel can be a real barrier @bluefox
Perhaps it's something you could mention to your psychiatrist next time, to see what they say?
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