Check up from the neck up
Okay, well a bunch of psychologists from different hospitals around Ontario got together and created an online test to see what condition your mental health is in. It's supposed to be really accurate, so I thought I would take it and see how nuts I am.
After all sorts of questions, these are my results:
"Your answers indicate a low probability that you're currently experiencing major or clinical depression. You may want to discuss your results with a mental health professional or follow the links on this site to learn more about depression.
Your answers indicate a moderate probability that you've experienced generalized anxiety disorder at some point in your past. You may want to discuss your results with a mental health professional or follow the links on this site to learn more about generalized anxiety disorder.
Your answers indicate a low probability that you've experienced mania/bipolar disorder at some point in your past. You may want to follow the links on this site to learn more about mania/bipolar disorder."
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Well okay, it hasn't been the greatest of years, and I sort of expected it to say something like that. Low-probability of depression seems right. Some days you just say meh, and just feel all blah throughout the day. I'm pretty sure everyone has those days, maybe I have more than usual.
I would expect to have a bit of post-traumatic stress syndrome instead of generalized anxiety. I was in a life-threatening car crash you know. I do get weird flashbacks sometimes if I'm in a car and someone slams on the breaks.
And for the record, I do not have HUGE mood swings. Sometimes if I'm in a shitty mood I might be mean, but I never do it on purpose to hurt anyone. (Emotionally of course, I would never hit anyone)
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Anyway, enough about that. Not much to look forward to in April besides a lot of rain and fluctuating weather. Easter is always good for time with the relatives, and next wednesday should be a blast :)
After all sorts of questions, these are my results:
"Your answers indicate a low probability that you're currently experiencing major or clinical depression. You may want to discuss your results with a mental health professional or follow the links on this site to learn more about depression.
Your answers indicate a moderate probability that you've experienced generalized anxiety disorder at some point in your past. You may want to discuss your results with a mental health professional or follow the links on this site to learn more about generalized anxiety disorder.
Your answers indicate a low probability that you've experienced mania/bipolar disorder at some point in your past. You may want to follow the links on this site to learn more about mania/bipolar disorder."
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Well okay, it hasn't been the greatest of years, and I sort of expected it to say something like that. Low-probability of depression seems right. Some days you just say meh, and just feel all blah throughout the day. I'm pretty sure everyone has those days, maybe I have more than usual.
I would expect to have a bit of post-traumatic stress syndrome instead of generalized anxiety. I was in a life-threatening car crash you know. I do get weird flashbacks sometimes if I'm in a car and someone slams on the breaks.
And for the record, I do not have HUGE mood swings. Sometimes if I'm in a shitty mood I might be mean, but I never do it on purpose to hurt anyone. (Emotionally of course, I would never hit anyone)
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Anyway, enough about that. Not much to look forward to in April besides a lot of rain and fluctuating weather. Easter is always good for time with the relatives, and next wednesday should be a blast :)