Nonexistant Personality Disorder

[Andy]

Is this just an accidental wrong word or is there really a Bipolar Personality disorder? I'm thinking the former so bringing it to your attention:goodjob:

 

[David Baxter PhD]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

It's a typo. Man, you are really on a typo hunt today, aren't you?

 

[Andy]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

:teehee: Well yeah of course, it's Tuesday.

 

[David Baxter PhD]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

And, in my defense, that post was more than 5 years ago.

 

[Andy]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

It took you FIVE years to get around to correcting that?! Wow, you really are a busy guy!

 

[David Baxter PhD]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

No... it took me a couple of minutes to correct it... it took YOU five years to find it.

 

[Andy]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

Well I guess five years isn't to bad to be looking and finding something that doesn't exist. :teehee:

 

[NicNak]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

Well I guess five years isn't to bad to be looking and finding something that doesn't exist. :teehee:

and in your defence STP, you were not a member here Five years ago

 

[Daniel E.]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

That's no excuse

 

[Andy]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

Even not being a member, I still would have found the non existing disorder, which in comparison to a couple minutes of correcting is simply amazing. :notworthy: "Oh no please get up."

 

[Melon Collie]

Re: Borderline Personality Disorder frequently misdiagnosed

Is there a disorder called "non existing disorder"? Where can I find it?:lol:

ps - I know we're not supposed to self-diagnose but by the sounds of it I really think I'm a Border Collie!

 

[David Baxter PhD]

Thread split from http://forum.psychlinks.ca/borderli...onality-disorder-frequently-misdiagnosed.html

 

[wheelchairdemon]

If you read the DSM-IV manual, no. If you get a doctor, who is not thinking when he labels you, yes. To be honest, I have very little faith in the system after reading up on the 7 mental illness diagnoses I was being stuck with (some I didn't know they had labelled me with until after I got my medical file). Oh yeah, I was also listed as having dementia and as being on medication I have never heard of.

 

[SilentNinja]

LOL at this thread!!! First time ive laughed in weeks! :lol: i mean at the first few posts