We cannot afford my stopping work.
She told me that I could get better if I were not working and that people do get better and go back to work or do things part time.



The talk with the pdoc could go two or more or many ways:
1. he gets upset -- generally about a new thing (any new thing)
2. he get upset because he does not have the power to fix the situation or fix me.
3. he gets . . . . .


I might use the meeting as a way to "bargain" with him even though the
pdoc is not a psychologist and will be doing the talking with only some listening.


For now, I do not want to tell him anything about "DISABILITY."
I only told him that the pdoc wants to talk about how to help me be better.


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