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Sez

HI,

I am 25 female who has had a very tough life have gone through a lot of beavements problems at school problems at home I feel so alone I suffer from bpd anxiety and depression. 

I work full time although I do find work very hard. 

I want to be on my own all the time I don't have any friends.

I have problems with my eating anorexia and problems with my eating. 

I am on diaxepam, as and when needed other medication Eg antideprsants haven't helped much at all.

I might have ASD though the SABP need to confirm this 

I have had 3 mis carriages and one abortion as it would of been very disabled

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    Sez said:

    From the report letter that I got from the CMHT said that when I saw them I was in a content mood and didn't seem that depressed but yet they still said they are going to reffer me to the sabp diagnostic service 5 weeks on and I haven't heard nothing and I can't be bothered to chase it up they can't think its important to find out if I am autstic or not as they would of done it straugje away if it was impotrant the CMHT are awful I was so close to getting on the bpd support group and then suddenly I see a different doctor from the cmht are they are saying possibly autistic and the bpd is no longer what I do have despite having that diagonis from the CMHT for about a year. 

    It is much more important to you than the CMHT that you get the right diagnosis. It is in your interests to chase them and make it happen. They may well be hopeless and inefficient and probably overwhelmed with work but that need not stop you from getting your diagnosis sorted out. I think a diagnosis of autism would be far preferable to BPD so I would be really keen to get that clarified.

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    Sez said:

    From the report letter that I got from the CMHT said that when I saw them I was in a content mood and didn't seem that depressed but yet they still said they are going to reffer me to the sabp diagnostic service 5 weeks on and I haven't heard nothing and I can't be bothered to chase it up they can't think its important to find out if I am autstic or not as they would of done it straugje away if it was impotrant the CMHT are awful I was so close to getting on the bpd support group and then suddenly I see a different doctor from the cmht are they are saying possibly autistic and the bpd is no longer what I do have despite having that diagonis from the CMHT for about a year. 

    It is much more important to you than the CMHT that you get the right diagnosis. It is in your interests to chase them and make it happen. They may well be hopeless and inefficient and probably overwhelmed with work but that need not stop you from getting your diagnosis sorted out. I think a diagnosis of autism would be far preferable to BPD so I would be really keen to get that clarified.

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