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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Omaha Nebraska
Posts: 142
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Omaha Nebraska
Posts: 142
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Thanks for your response finz. I am sure I need a good therapist be it a psychologist or social worker or nurse, etc. I want them to understand my disorders: CRPS, Dystonia, spasticity. I am worried that I might get 'beet up' or misunderstood by someone who is unsympathetic. I have not been to a therapist (marriage counselor many years ago) in a very long time. The experience worries me.
I was evaluated by a neuro psychologist prior to my diagnosis of CRPS. I contacted him a few days ago. He only does patient evaluations; he does not do patient therapy. He suggested that I see psychologist M.D. He gave me a number to a medical practice to call. None are neuro psychologists.
Thank you for your suggestion. I think I will have to go that route. The longer I fret over what type of therapist i need, the more opportunity I have to sulk over my losses.
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Djhasty
- CRPS Type II with migraine, Dystonia and spasticity
- Diagnosis 2010 following
- Injury 2004 L5S1; 2nd metatarsal left foot fracture; left hip fracture
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