Posted by rnny on April 27, 2010, at 14:28:51
In reply to Re: Did T want to help me or her mentor? (long), posted by emilyp on April 27, 2010, at 12:50:55
I am not "very suspicious" of people in the mental health profession. I know for a fact that people in the mental health profession are being sued left and right and are just now coming into being a class that is seeing their day in the justice system. It used to be hard to prosecute mental health professionals because of the "class" of the accuser. With mentally ill people getting their due justice, courts are recognizing the rights of the mentally ill and taking their complaints seriously. I studied law and psychiatry and have a schooled backround in it, unlike the average joe. That does not mean as a psychiatric patient I am any different than the average joe psychiatric patient. As for the T speaking to my psychiarist, that is something I would have wanted to do myself if I so chose and therein is the focus of my concern. Since I said I didn't want to speak to him about it, I was wondering why someone would then say "Do you mind if I do". I don't want to be implicated in a felonious situation was my point, so of course I don't want my name being brought into a scenario like that. I would not be implicated in terms of being charged with anything but I certainly would be implicated as a witness and frankly that is something I just don't want to take on right now. If I was to address this legally, there are other ways to go about it. I know the story is long and takes someone with a surgeon's knife to decipher what the concerns are. However I tried to make it clear what I was asking about and if that is something someone else can't pick up on, then just ignore the post. It was very long and it could be that because it is crystal clear to me what the concern was, another person can read what I submitted and pick up on nothing to be concerned about. Thanks.
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