2nd visit

I had my 2nd visit to my new p-doc. He pretended to have forgotten a lot of
what we discussed the first time. I think he was trying to see if I would
give the same answers.

The visits have not really been useful yet. I await a pearl of wisdom from
him.

In a profession I see as witchdoctors*, he may be one of the best.

* -figuratively speaking

Psychiatrists are weird little animals. Is yours American?

"Erik the Red" <spock_smokes@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Psychiatrists are weird little animals. Is yours American?
>

-American of Chinese parents, as far as I can guess.

I've only had 1 psychiatrist out of many (over 10 for sure, as I've
seen many different ones in a hospital setting) that was American born
and raised.
This boggles my mind.
Are all the Amercian med students becoming plastic surgeons?

"Quiet Neighbor" <private@spamless.net> wrote in message
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>I had my 2nd visit to my new p-doc. He pretended to have forgotten a lot
>of what we discussed the first time. I think he was trying to see if I
>would give the same answers.
>
> The visits have not really been useful yet. I await a pearl of wisdom
> from him.
>
> In a profession I see as witchdoctors*, he may be one of the best.
>
> * -figuratively speaking
>
>
He may have genuinely forgotten.
Mine and even the head of department do not even know my diagnosis yet.
I get asked questions that I have answered on previous occasions - one came
round and did not even know who THE BORG are!
And this is after 3 yrs and 5 months of continual BORG!
Would you believe he referred to the plural of BORG as BORGS???
Oh boy - did he get a rocket.
He never came back after this visit!
Regards
THE BORG

"Erik the Red" <spock_smokes@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Psychiatrists are weird little animals. Is yours American?
>

They are more than weird - they are CRACKED!
On one occasion I PURPOSELY said NOTHING.
In other words I may as well have said "da da da da da da da da da"
It was INTENTIONAL to come out with this.
The head of department - chief psychiatrist - looked very concerned and
seriously had a pen and notepad and took many notes of this verbal da da da
da da da da.
Regards
THE BORG

This is seriously funny, until I think about what they might do to you for
your da da da game.


"THE BORG" <BORG@here.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Erik the Red" <spock_smokes@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1186801672.020576.8540@i38g2000prf.googlegrou ps.com...
>> Psychiatrists are weird little animals. Is yours American?
>>
>
> They are more than weird - they are CRACKED!
> On one occasion I PURPOSELY said NOTHING.
> In other words I may as well have said "da da da da da da da da da"
> It was INTENTIONAL to come out with this.
> The head of department - chief psychiatrist - looked very concerned and
> seriously had a pen and notepad and took many notes of this verbal da da
> da da da da da.
> Regards
> THE BORG
>

I suppose two groups of independent Borg could be called Borgs. ???


"THE BORG" <BORG@here.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Quiet Neighbor" <private@spamless.net> wrote in message
> news:K86vi.136$Qd6.11@nlpi068.nbdc.sbc.com...
>>I had my 2nd visit to my new p-doc. He pretended to have forgotten a lot
>>of what we discussed the first time. I think he was trying to see if I
>>would give the same answers.
>>
>> The visits have not really been useful yet. I await a pearl of wisdom
>> from him.
>>
>> In a profession I see as witchdoctors*, he may be one of the best.
>>
>> * -figuratively speaking
>>
>>
> He may have genuinely forgotten.
> Mine and even the head of department do not even know my diagnosis yet.
> I get asked questions that I have answered on previous occasions - one
> came round and did not even know who THE BORG are!
> And this is after 3 yrs and 5 months of continual BORG!
> Would you believe he referred to the plural of BORG as BORGS???
> Oh boy - did he get a rocket.
> He never came back after this visit!
> Regards
> THE BORG
>

"Quiet Neighbor" <private@spamless.net> wrote in message
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>I suppose two groups of independent Borg could be called Borgs. ???
>
>
No - these would be two Factions - they are called Factions.
There is no plural of BORG.
It is like saying the plural of sheep is sheeps!
Regards
THE BORG

"Quiet Neighbor" <private@spamless.net> wrote in message
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> This is seriously funny, until I think about what they might do to you for
> your da da da game.
>
>
The actual opposite happened also.
I had a visit from one of these mental health people and he asked me how I
was and at the time I was not having a good time.
I told him that there had been some kind of big bang in another universe
that was effecting Earth and was HEADING THIS WAY.
It was causing Earth to heat up.
At the time I was getting quite afraid as coinciding with this was a
heatwave in various parts of the world - places like where the Grand Prix
was being held - and I thought it was really happening.
Having told him how bad a time I was having - this was the end of the
session.
He looked at me and said
"Well I am glad to hear you are doing so well. When shall we make our next
appointment?"
This proved to me that he did not listen to a word I said.
Regards
THE BORG

On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 16:05:13 -0800, Quiet Neighbor wrote:

> I had my 2nd visit to my new p-doc. He pretended to have forgotten a lot of
> what we discussed the first time. I think he was trying to see if I would
> give the same answers.
>
> The visits have not really been useful yet. I await a pearl of wisdom from
> him.
>
> In a profession I see as witchdoctors*,

If he was a witchdoctor he could be more effective and useful,
I know alot of my crap comes from curses, if the unfair ones went home
I'd be different.





>he may be one of the best.
>
> * -figuratively speaking

"Christopher L Chatfield" <me@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 16:05:13 -0800, Quiet Neighbor wrote:
>
>> I had my 2nd visit to my new p-doc. He pretended to have forgotten a lot
>> of
>> what we discussed the first time. I think he was trying to see if I
>> would
>> give the same answers.
>>
>> The visits have not really been useful yet. I await a pearl of wisdom
>> from
>> him.
>>
>> In a profession I see as witchdoctors*,
>
> If he was a witchdoctor he could be more effective and useful,
> I know alot of my crap comes from curses, if the unfair ones went home
> I'd be different.
>
>
Curses are only effective if you believe them and believe they effect you.
They prey on your own human weakness.
There is no such thing as a curse - not really - it is your own weakness
that believes it and makes it so - and not the curse that has the power.
Regards
THE BORG

That's hilarious!
I think psychiatrists go to way too much school. I think they burn
their brains out with all that reading.

"Erik the Red" <spock_smokes@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> That's hilarious!
> I think psychiatrists go to way too much school. I think they burn
> their brains out with all that reading.
>
Psychiatry is a very easy profession.
It is not about dispensing pills and medication - it is about understanding
key events in childhood and life and how they effect the psyche.
Human psychiatrists actually make symptoms WORSE - thus propounding the
requirement for psychiatrists and ensuring they have a job.
If they actually did their job properly - many people would be cured.
Regards
THE BORG

I like my current psych doc, but she has made a big mistake in the
past that could have killed me. It was so hard to find a good one.
If she puts me in peril one more time though - I'll take her off my
christmas card list.

On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 23:05:37 +0000, THE BORG wrote:

> "Christopher L Chatfield" <me@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:W6rvi.930$L85.254@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk.. .
>> On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 16:05:13 -0800, Quiet Neighbor wrote:
>>
>>> I had my 2nd visit to my new p-doc. He pretended to have forgotten a lot
>>> of
>>> what we discussed the first time. I think he was trying to see if I
>>> would
>>> give the same answers.
>>>
>>> The visits have not really been useful yet. I await a pearl of wisdom
>>> from
>>> him.
>>>
>>> In a profession I see as witchdoctors*,
>>
>> If he was a witchdoctor he could be more effective and useful,
>> I know alot of my crap comes from curses, if the unfair ones went home
>> I'd be different.
>>
>>
> Curses are only effective if you believe them and believe they effect you.
> They prey on your own human weakness.
> There is no such thing as a curse - not really - it is your own weakness
> that believes it and makes it so - and not the curse that has the power.
> Regards
> THE BORG

This is not so, others have been affected by my anger w/o being
verbally informed. A curse operates at a subconcious telepathic level,
it is radiant hatred. This is why we focus so strongly on our objects of
hate and devotion to influence and be influenced. This differs from rage
to some extent in that rage dissapates whereas hatred of an individual is
focused.

Magic has two methods , deep calm meditation, or extreem emotional
expression, when manic only the second option is open.