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This simple view has turned complex human experiences into basic disease categories boiling down the rich world of human awareness to a list of disorders that need fixing with chemicals. Doctors stopped seeing distress as a reaction to life events. It puts hope, self-determination, and belonging ahead of just following treatment plans.
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