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Only difference is location 😂😂😂😂😂

P r o m o s m 😥

Running a full marathon is always 26.2 miles shorter ones have different names

I had TMS for 90 days. Its been almost a year since my last treatment, and i still have uncontrollable tremors every 5 minutes.

Not to sound really repetitive but pete n repeat were on a boat....

No more

seeing this trash clip replayed over and over makes me realize that no one knows what common sense really means. It refers to obvious answers that can be deduced, not specific information that must be saught out..

So dumb, hey, watch me farm for mental likes

Jesus Christ died for this bimbo just so she could point a camera in her face and make such stupid looking facial gestures.. 🤦🏽‍♂️

Originality is dead.

Not to send really stupid, but the first one asked the smart question. The second one is stupid not all marathons are the same.

Crap

What is this trend supposed to be?

You missed the button on them bibs. Also that straw is going to give you lip wrinkles, princess.

Why does everyone make the same videos?

Why yo forehead built like the great wall of china?

Your voice 🤢

How many y stupid videos did this moron make that yoi force feed my feed with?????

Oh gosh

What if one marathon was uphill and one was downhill?

How did my mental health provider show up on my feed

Stop with these!!!

I love when im out of the loop on what shit means. Im gonna guess TMS is T-rex maniac syndrome. Then its funny

What is it supposed to do

Nah, ECT is much more hardcore. I would know.

Still better than being locked in a room full of people talking about their depression when they've never talked to a doctor or therapist

Can you help me with my mental health issues? I think Im addicted to… the way you look 😞

allegedly

Terrible. He takes a vacation every other week. Do not see him if you need help. He was late to both appointments I had with him by 45 minutes yet still ended our sessions early. Avoid at all cost. He does not listen or provide help.

Be careful they employ Priscilla Austin who was investigated for patient abandonment

Be careful they employ Priscilla Austin who was investigated for patient abandonment

Be careful they employ Priscilla Austin who was investigated for patient abandonment

Be careful they employ Priscilla Austin who was investigated for patient abandonment

Be careful they employ Priscilla Austin who was investigated for patient abandonment

Be careful they employ Priscilla Austin who was investigated for patient abandonment

Be careful they employ Priscilla Austin who was investigated for patient abandonment

Be careful they employ Priscilla Austin who was investigated for patient abandonment

Be careful they employ Priscilla Austin who was investigated for patient abandonment

2023 update: Priscilla Austin and this business were investigated by the Nevada State Board of Nursing. I ended up switching providers and getting the medication I needed (my diagnosis was confirmed via a Qb test). If you're trying to treat a legitimate mental illness, I would avoid this provider at all costs. TLDR: Got ghosted by provider Priscilla Austin and discharged after following up. My experience here was odd to say the least. I had a session with the provider. We talked about my ADHD symptoms and how my current medication is no longer being covered by insurance. She prescribed an alternate medication and life was good. A week later I went to pick up the prescription and found that she had cancelled it without notifying me. No email or voicemail from Priscilla or the staff. I called in and the manager Kyle told me she had a change of heart after having a closer look at my medical history. I just wish I was notified about the change because now I have a week to find a new provider before the current medication runs out. I only found out by contacting the pharmacy and being told that there's nothing available. I wish there was a firm decision made in the initial appointment to avoid wasting everyone's time. The odd part is the facts she presented to the manager about why she canceled the prescription were quite different from what her and I discussed in the initial appointment. It felt like she threw me under the bus to protect her medical license. That all being said, everyone was warm and friendly to me in the office face to face. I was stupid to think we had established some kind of rapport in the session. It's a reminder that the patient is just a number and will be erased if the risk/reward ratio doesn't make sense for the bottom line. Its funny - I came here with the intention of improving my mental health. But after the way they abandoned me, I’m left with a far worse mental state than before.

2023 update: Priscilla Austin and this business were investigated by the Nevada State Board of Nursing. I ended up switching providers and getting the medication I needed (my diagnosis was confirmed via a Qb test). If you're trying to treat a legitimate mental illness, I would avoid this provider at all costs. TLDR: Got ghosted by provider Priscilla Austin and discharged after following up. My experience here was odd to say the least. I had a session with the provider. We talked about my ADHD symptoms and how my current medication is no longer being covered by insurance. She prescribed an alternate medication and life was good. A week later I went to pick up the prescription and found that she had cancelled it without notifying me. No email or voicemail from Priscilla or the staff. I called in and the manager Kyle told me she had a change of heart after having a closer look at my medical history. I just wish I was notified about the change because now I have a week to find a new provider before the current medication runs out. I only found out by contacting the pharmacy and being told that there's nothing available. I wish there was a firm decision made in the initial appointment to avoid wasting everyone's time. The odd part is the facts she presented to the manager about why she canceled the prescription were quite different from what her and I discussed in the initial appointment. It felt like she threw me under the bus to protect her medical license. That all being said, everyone was warm and friendly to me in the office face to face. I was stupid to think we had established some kind of rapport in the session. It's a reminder that the patient is just a number and will be erased if the risk/reward ratio doesn't make sense for the bottom line. Its funny - I came here with the intention of improving my mental health. But after the way they abandoned me, I’m left with a far worse mental state than before.

2023 update: Priscilla Austin and this business were investigated by the Nevada State Board of Nursing. I ended up switching providers and getting the medication I needed (my diagnosis was confirmed via a Qb test). If you're trying to treat a legitimate mental illness, I would avoid this provider at all costs. TLDR: Got ghosted by provider Priscilla Austin and discharged after following up. My experience here was odd to say the least. I had a session with the provider. We talked about my ADHD symptoms and how my current medication is no longer being covered by insurance. She prescribed an alternate medication and life was good. A week later I went to pick up the prescription and found that she had cancelled it without notifying me. No email or voicemail from Priscilla or the staff. I called in and the manager Kyle told me she had a change of heart after having a closer look at my medical history. I just wish I was notified about the change because now I have a week to find a new provider before the current medication runs out. I only found out by contacting the pharmacy and being told that there's nothing available. I wish there was a firm decision made in the initial appointment to avoid wasting everyone's time. The odd part is the facts she presented to the manager about why she canceled the prescription were quite different from what her and I discussed in the initial appointment. It felt like she threw me under the bus to protect her medical license. That all being said, everyone was warm and friendly to me in the office face to face. I was stupid to think we had established some kind of rapport in the session. It's a reminder that the patient is just a number and will be erased if the risk/reward ratio doesn't make sense for the bottom line. Its funny - I came here with the intention of improving my mental health. But after the way they abandoned me, I’m left with a far worse mental state than before.

2023 update: Priscilla Austin and this business were investigated by the Nevada State Board of Nursing. I ended up switching providers and getting the medication I needed (my diagnosis was confirmed via a Qb test). If you're trying to treat a legitimate mental illness, I would avoid this provider at all costs. TLDR: Got ghosted by provider Priscilla Austin and discharged after following up. My experience here was odd to say the least. I had a session with the provider. We talked about my ADHD symptoms and how my current medication is no longer being covered by insurance. She prescribed an alternate medication and life was good. A week later I went to pick up the prescription and found that she had cancelled it without notifying me. No email or voicemail from Priscilla or the staff. I called in and the manager Kyle told me she had a change of heart after having a closer look at my medical history. I just wish I was notified about the change because now I have a week to find a new provider before the current medication runs out. I only found out by contacting the pharmacy and being told that there's nothing available. I wish there was a firm decision made in the initial appointment to avoid wasting everyone's time. The odd part is the facts she presented to the manager about why she canceled the prescription were quite different from what her and I discussed in the initial appointment. It felt like she threw me under the bus to protect her medical license. That all being said, everyone was warm and friendly to me in the office face to face. I was stupid to think we had established some kind of rapport in the session. It's a reminder that the patient is just a number and will be erased if the risk/reward ratio doesn't make sense for the bottom line. Its funny - I came here with the intention of improving my mental health. But after the way they abandoned me, I’m left with a far worse mental state than before.

2023 update: Priscilla Austin and this business were investigated by the Nevada State Board of Nursing. I ended up switching providers and getting the medication I needed (my diagnosis was confirmed via a Qb test). If you're trying to treat a legitimate mental illness, I would avoid this provider at all costs. TLDR: Got ghosted by provider Priscilla Austin and discharged after following up. My experience here was odd to say the least. I had a session with the provider. We talked about my ADHD symptoms and how my current medication is no longer being covered by insurance. She prescribed an alternate medication and life was good. A week later I went to pick up the prescription and found that she had cancelled it without notifying me. No email or voicemail from Priscilla or the staff. I called in and the manager Kyle told me she had a change of heart after having a closer look at my medical history. I just wish I was notified about the change because now I have a week to find a new provider before the current medication runs out. I only found out by contacting the pharmacy and being told that there's nothing available. I wish there was a firm decision made in the initial appointment to avoid wasting everyone's time. The odd part is the facts she presented to the manager about why she canceled the prescription were quite different from what her and I discussed in the initial appointment. It felt like she threw me under the bus to protect her medical license. That all being said, everyone was warm and friendly to me in the office face to face. I was stupid to think we had established some kind of rapport in the session. It's a reminder that the patient is just a number and will be erased if the risk/reward ratio doesn't make sense for the bottom line. Its funny - I came here with the intention of improving my mental health. But after the way they abandoned me, I’m left with a far worse mental state than before.

2023 update: Priscilla Austin and this business were investigated by the Nevada State Board of Nursing. I ended up switching providers and getting the medication I needed (my diagnosis was confirmed via a Qb test). If you're trying to treat a legitimate mental illness, I would avoid this provider at all costs. TLDR: Got ghosted by provider Priscilla Austin and discharged after following up. My experience here was odd to say the least. I had a session with the provider. We talked about my ADHD symptoms and how my current medication is no longer being covered by insurance. She prescribed an alternate medication and life was good. A week later I went to pick up the prescription and found that she had cancelled it without notifying me. No email or voicemail from Priscilla or the staff. I called in and the manager Kyle told me she had a change of heart after having a closer look at my medical history. I just wish I was notified about the change because now I have a week to find a new provider before the current medication runs out. I only found out by contacting the pharmacy and being told that there's nothing available. I wish there was a firm decision made in the initial appointment to avoid wasting everyone's time. The odd part is the facts she presented to the manager about why she canceled the prescription were quite different from what her and I discussed in the initial appointment. It felt like she threw me under the bus to protect her medical license. That all being said, everyone was warm and friendly to me in the office face to face. I was stupid to think we had established some kind of rapport in the session. It's a reminder that the patient is just a number and will be erased if the risk/reward ratio doesn't make sense for the bottom line. Its funny - I came here with the intention of improving my mental health. But after the way they abandoned me, I’m left with a far worse mental state than before.

2023 update: Priscilla Austin and this business were investigated by the Nevada State Board of Nursing. I ended up switching providers and getting the medication I needed (my diagnosis was confirmed via a Qb test). If you're trying to treat a legitimate mental illness, I would avoid this provider at all costs. TLDR: Got ghosted by provider Priscilla Austin and discharged after following up. My experience here was odd to say the least. I had a session with the provider. We talked about my ADHD symptoms and how my current medication is no longer being covered by insurance. She prescribed an alternate medication and life was good. A week later I went to pick up the prescription and found that she had cancelled it without notifying me. No email or voicemail from Priscilla or the staff. I called in and the manager Kyle told me she had a change of heart after having a closer look at my medical history. I just wish I was notified about the change because now I have a week to find a new provider before the current medication runs out. I only found out by contacting the pharmacy and being told that there's nothing available. I wish there was a firm decision made in the initial appointment to avoid wasting everyone's time. The odd part is the facts she presented to the manager about why she canceled the prescription were quite different from what her and I discussed in the initial appointment. It felt like she threw me under the bus to protect her medical license. That all being said, everyone was warm and friendly to me in the office face to face. I was stupid to think we had established some kind of rapport in the session. It's a reminder that the patient is just a number and will be erased if the risk/reward ratio doesn't make sense for the bottom line. Its funny - I came here with the intention of improving my mental health. But after the way they abandoned me, I’m left with a far worse mental state than before.

2023 update: Priscilla Austin and this business were investigated by the Nevada State Board of Nursing. I ended up switching providers and getting the medication I needed (my diagnosis was confirmed via a Qb test). If you're trying to treat a legitimate mental illness, I would avoid this provider at all costs. TLDR: Got ghosted by provider Priscilla Austin and discharged after following up. My experience here was odd to say the least. I had a session with the provider. We talked about my ADHD symptoms and how my current medication is no longer being covered by insurance. She prescribed an alternate medication and life was good. A week later I went to pick up the prescription and found that she had cancelled it without notifying me. No email or voicemail from Priscilla or the staff. I called in and the manager Kyle told me she had a change of heart after having a closer look at my medical history. I just wish I was notified about the change because now I have a week to find a new provider before the current medication runs out. I only found out by contacting the pharmacy and being told that there's nothing available. I wish there was a firm decision made in the initial appointment to avoid wasting everyone's time. The odd part is the facts she presented to the manager about why she canceled the prescription were quite different from what her and I discussed in the initial appointment. It felt like she threw me under the bus to protect her medical license. That all being said, everyone was warm and friendly to me in the office face to face. I was stupid to think we had established some kind of rapport in the session. It's a reminder that the patient is just a number and will be erased if the risk/reward ratio doesn't make sense for the bottom line. Its funny - I came here with the intention of improving my mental health. But after the way they abandoned me, I’m left with a far worse mental state than before.

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