Not symptoms, but...

[Horace]

interesting stuff.

[Jolly]

My kind of gal...

[Mik]

You daughter has balls.

I never ever expected to say that. To anyone.

[jodi]

What’s a screamer?

[Copper]

@jodi said in Not symptoms, but...:

What’s a screamer?

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[Larry]

Sounds like a conversation i'd have with my first wife.

[Renauda]

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[Rich]

@george-k

Wow. Plenty to be proud of and nervous for in there.

[mark]

@rich said in Not symptoms, but...:

@george-k

Wow. Plenty to be proud of and nervous for in there.

+1

[brenda]

It's stunning how quickly someone with that type of disorder can go from calm to crazy. She's a professional, and she had her defenses ready, but it's still an uncertain outcome with a patient like that.

Taking on a case of that nature as the therapist would be a big challenge. That personality type often isn't amenable to treatment or change. Everything is always someone else's fault. I have some relatives like that.

[taiwan_girl]

Wow!!

[Larry]

@larry said in Not symptoms, but...:

Sounds like a conversation i'd have with my first wife.

I should clarify this... my first wife was a child psychologist and therapist, and worked for the state handling child sex abuse. This 99.999% of the time involved a relative, and that relative was under court order, and not exactly what you'd call a happy, stable individual.