How do you bring up that you think you have an illness/disorder without being shut down? There have been many mental issues I’ve had in the past that I was told I didn’t have. When I got diagnosed I felt better knowing how to identify with a problem and how to treat it. Previously I would bring these issues up and I’ve been told the way I feel is normal. Everything was normal. I don’t have these problems I think I do. After I was diagnosed, they told me that they knew I had these disorders the whole time. So here I am. I want to talk to my therapist and psychiatrist about the fact that I think I might have binge eating disorder. But I’m afraid. I’m afraid the severity of my actions aren’t as severe as I think they are. I’m afraid of being laughed at for having the thought that it might be a possibility. I’m afraid to be treated like I’m stupid and I don’t know that something is going on in my head/body. I’m afraid I’m making this up because I’m not losing weight. I’m afraid of being sent back to the hospital. I don’t know what to do.
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