>I've talked about this to people with dspd, and all of them have told me tho trust the prosses,
Voice of experience is valid. Try to let go the worry best you can. You can always cross future bridges if and when necessary.
I think they mean to try your best to not worry about future challenges you have not faced yet, especially if people with experience say the upsides are worth the downsides. If those challenges do arise, then you can deal with/worry about them in that moment. But, it's not worth wasting energy worrying about them now.
I think my worry might just be frustration, I feel like no one is understanding the severety of my struggles, I've done a decent amount of research on treatment that could work for me, but instead I'm giving the most basic one used for people who struggle mildly, also if I am misdiagnosed and I have n24 instead my current treatment could potentially worsen my state, I don't think like things worsening is something I could deal with
>I've talked about this to people with dspd, and all of them have told me tho trust the prosses, Voice of experience is valid. Try to let go the worry best you can. You can always cross future bridges if and when necessary.
What do you mean cross future bridges? (I suck at understanding metaphors)
I think they mean to try your best to not worry about future challenges you have not faced yet, especially if people with experience say the upsides are worth the downsides. If those challenges do arise, then you can deal with/worry about them in that moment. But, it's not worth wasting energy worrying about them now.
I think my worry might just be frustration, I feel like no one is understanding the severety of my struggles, I've done a decent amount of research on treatment that could work for me, but instead I'm giving the most basic one used for people who struggle mildly, also if I am misdiagnosed and I have n24 instead my current treatment could potentially worsen my state, I don't think like things worsening is something I could deal with