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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 461728" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>I have the same problem with "can" or "can't." As one with problems myself as a child, I did not control myself. It was a combination of everything building up inside of me and an inability to control myself. Does that mean I couldn't? Even I can't answer that question. Certainly a large part of me couldn't. And that continued into adulthood.</p><p>It took the right medications and great therapy for me to be able to reflect and control myself. I did feel horrible after an eruption. It didn't go away in a few minutes or even an hour. I would ruminate over how horrible I was and even feel suicidal. Yet, I never did understand if I could have stopped myself from what I said or did or if it was beyond my control. </p><p>In my case, I feel that medication was mandatory...I tried many times to go without. I do not feel that every case requires medication and I think psychiatrists often way overmedicte...and I think that is worse than no medications at all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 461728, member: 1550"] I have the same problem with "can" or "can't." As one with problems myself as a child, I did not control myself. It was a combination of everything building up inside of me and an inability to control myself. Does that mean I couldn't? Even I can't answer that question. Certainly a large part of me couldn't. And that continued into adulthood. It took the right medications and great therapy for me to be able to reflect and control myself. I did feel horrible after an eruption. It didn't go away in a few minutes or even an hour. I would ruminate over how horrible I was and even feel suicidal. Yet, I never did understand if I could have stopped myself from what I said or did or if it was beyond my control. In my case, I feel that medication was mandatory...I tried many times to go without. I do not feel that every case requires medication and I think psychiatrists often way overmedicte...and I think that is worse than no medications at all. [/QUOTE]
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