Hey, Jennita! I hope to be one of those people in the psychiatric industry who genuinely wants to help cure mental illness and carefully diagnose the patient before handing out a prescription for medication that they might not need. I want to be a neuropsychiatrist (I'm just beginning my freshman year of college and majoring in neuroscience), and I hope that one day, I can create better medications, or better yet, an actual brain diagnostic test to prove that a person actually has the disorder- I think that will completely eliminate the non-believers who think that psychiatric illnesses aren't of a biological nature (Tom Cruise!)... That's what I like about you: you don't deny that mental illness has a biological background- you just want to inform people that there are natural alternatives out there to treat the disorders, but you don't go around saying that mental illness and psychiatry aren't real... Oh, and Soarer, just because the psychiatric field has become lax in questioning whether or not a person really has a disorder, and instead, giving them a medication for every minor symptom, mental illnesses are reality. As someone who has struggled for 18 years with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and panic attacks, I can say first-hand that each tormenting day that I live through isn't purely conjecture...
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