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Psyc evaluation freaking out

Hi, my names Ashlie, I had my appointment Friday with a bariatric surgeon!!! It's finally happening EEP so stoked!!! I was just told not only do I have to see a psychiatrist I have to do a 165 t/f questionnaire!!! OMG I'm freaking out!!! I'm an over thinker! No one will tell me examples of questions asked.

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I had a psych eval about a week ago. She basically asked how much I knew about the surgery, what I expect from it and how I plan to live after surgery. She didn't ask me anything overly personal. Just breathe. :)

I'm happy everyone psy eval went well. Mine didn't so much. The doctor was a

in-house psychiatrist. My instincts told me to be wary. He looked up my file in the system and questioned me about it after my interview and the 567 questionnaire. He was concern that I abruptly stopped going to therapy while deployed and when I got back. And I had an incident where I had to go to the ER and I had hydrocodone in my system that my PCP didn't prescribe. I actually forgot about that incident. One of the questions was Have You Ever Took Medicine That Wasn't Subscribe to You? I told him no. Now he thinks I'm a liar and will recommend I get counseling for 3 to 6 months before I get surgery. I just know he will I could see it in his eyes. I'm gooding at reading ppl. I been looking around for psychologists that specialize in WLS so I can get a second opinion. I hope the VA Center will accept a second opinion since everything is done in house. Sigh--- the past does come back to haunt you after all.

I'm happy everyone psy eval went well. Mine didn't so much. The doctor was a

in-house psychiatrist. My instincts told me to be wary. He looked up my file in the system and questioned me about it after my interview and the 567 questionnaire. He was concern that I abruptly stopped going to therapy while deployed and when I got back. And I had an incident where I had to go to the ER and I had hydrocodone in my system that my PCP didn't prescribe. I actually forgot about that incident. One of the questions was Have You Ever Took Medicine That Wasn't Subscribe to You? I told him no. Now he thinks I'm a liar and will recommend I get counseling for 3 to 6 months before I get surgery. I just know he will I could see it in his eyes. I'm gooding at reading ppl. I been looking around for psychologists that specialize in WLS so I can get a second opinion. I hope the VA Center will accept a second opinion since everything is done in house. Sigh--- the past does come back to haunt you after all.

Wow that sucks.... Bummer.

The psychologist said he thinks I'm good to go..I was expecting a straight yes or no but he just said that and my info is on the table and he's revived a few letters from my provider...not sure what to make of that but at least it sounds good lol. I have my endoscopy on the 13th >.<

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