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o_o_ella_o_o :

Thought you were Nina Dobrev

Tilly :

This study needs repeating. So interesting

Tyler :

I love finding people that are genuinely interesting and beautiful souls

tryphena :

I love psychology omg

Destiny :

Alevel psychology A03knowledge

😛jaylynn :

I was diagnosed with bpd when I was 15 but it was really autism and adhd🥲

André Rodrigues :

also, i’m aware anxiety also gives you physical symptoms and physiological changes BUT it does piss me off that after I was diagnosed with it, anything I go to the doctors for, they say it’s bc of anxiety. CAN YOU MAKE SURE pls 😭?

ellieofelements :

This is crazy! It’s really sad the amount of misdiagnosis that often go undetected 💔

Aimee Black (Khadija) :

I was misdiagnosed when I was 18, it took till I was 28 till it got corrected. I spent years mismedicated and it nearly ruined my life.

Black swan :

Rae of Sunshine :

And people get incorrect medical diagnosis’s as well. Because medicine is an art form based on science. It’s not absolute, and is based on interpretation many times.

emmalee_1123 :

I love people who love psychology

ecooooyi :

Am glad this is been spoken about I knew about this study.

.vxii90 :

I remember learning about this- very interesting.

𖨆 :

I hear you and I'm seeing her

𝕵𝖆𝖒𝖊𝖊𝖑𝖆🏌️‍♀️ :

That's fascinating and terrifying.

sweet.buttxrcup :

the fact is... each doctor has a opinion... it may be a professional opinion but it is still just that - opinion not fact- even the best of professions have a certain way of thinking , everyone thinks differently everything is just a opinion, doesmt matter how long someones studies- drs cant agree with eachother & im analyzing that on a daily, its all around us

Em feat. Mister & Mimi (cats) :

This is worrying

allison :

this is insane and so intriguing

Mary Jane 🇬🇧 :

I was diagnosed with BPD at 19. I'm still fighting to get it removed at 43. I even had a stable 10 year marriage and raised 3 healthy mentally stable and thriving children, things that should not be impossible for someone with BPD.

nathaniel b :

revision

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 :

Psychiatry is not an absolute science unfortunately as we know. Mental health practitioners are too quick to categorise symptoms through pattern recognition and from the DSM or ICD, which sometimes leads to good results but sometimes not. A lot of symptoms overlap and once a diagnosis is given in psychiatry, it is mostly fixed and unchanged. I’m not saying this is always the case but once you’re diagnosed with a personality disorder or psychotic illness, it isn’t commonly reviewed. I would like to see a shift in mental health where we treat symptoms rather than assigning labels or putting people into boxes. Sadly diagnosis is often a legal justification for treatment so I understand why our system is the way it is. I say this as a MH professional that’s left the system

Ryanna - Rosélind :

I literally don’t get it

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Nina Dobrev