Mw99 wrote:
Or rather, according to my psychologist, I was suicidal. Either way, it's a calumny. I have never been suicidal. What happened is this: the psychologist concluded that I was depressed. Then she asked me if I thought about death, and I innocently answered "yes." Then she asked me if I was planning to kill myself. I told her "no." Then she reworded her question at least two more times, seeking confirmation. Seven years later I read my psychological report and to my great surprise find that according to that woman I was suicidal. Suicidal? I didn't know I had ever been sucidal. That's new to me. Can you believe that bull****? The psychologist accused me of being suicidal on the basis that I confirmed her suspicions about my thinking about death. But who doesn't think about death? Who? I feel slandered and wish I could file a defamation lawsuit against that *****.
FYI, you can't sue unless you can show the misinterpretation harmed you in some way. Did she force you into the hospital or something?
Wow, if I had a nickel for every time I told my shrink I was thinking about death! It's one of my Aspie fixations, not a suicidal urge, facryinoutloud.
27 Oct 2009, 12:04 pm
