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...... Now I stay away from ER's unless my divertic or appendix threatens to blow. I learned the hard way, unless you have a life threatening attack of some nature, stay away from the ER. Don't go to ER unless you go in an ambulance. I lived with very bad panic disorder and depression finally diagnosed with PTSD from work related abuse. Suicidal a number of times, psychiatry at the Montreal General yelled at me over the phone, 'don't you call here talking about suicide!!' Well, I've cut my wrists 3 times but not deep enough, and wrestled for weeks with it. I've even asked for psychiatric ER at the Royal Vic, they just put me in a room. When they came back and noticed me 'still there' they asked 'why are you still here?' sigh........
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