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>There's a lot of truth to what's been listed above, and the message that your #1 priority should be to micro-manage your care is actually good advice for above
by kharms 10y ago
>There's a lot of truth to what's been listed above, and the message that your #1 priority should be to micro-manage your care is actually good advice for above-average intelligent people. I can't stress this enough.
You can micro-manage yourself to an early death thanks to the Dunning-Kruger effect. If you can afford it, a good course of action is to (a) get second opinions from trained professionals, and (b) research your doctors.
- Scoundreller 10y agoand (c): independently evaluate the evidence yourself. It's almost all public knowledge. If your clinician feels very strongly one way, but it isn't supported by evidence, then something might be very wrong.