I was punted by my psychiatric nurse practitioner yesterday. I will need to stop all of the pills. I feel unmoored. I'm twisting in the wind wondering why I ever trusted the medical industry.
I would personally, although very hard not to feel like utter crap--or even far worse: following their treatment of you; take a deep breath. Relax, and then take a moment to reset, and "think." With as clear & focused a mind as I can/or could in this given situation (& understanding the difficulties/or challenges that you are faced with, over having been what feels like, 'given-up!' & therefore - "rejected!"). . . BUT- All is not lost~
Getting back to my original point, because I somehow managed to side-track, or lose myself: how I would view the situation is if not one of a compliment, or complimentary (that I am so advanced a case for them to be able to handle) - then take solace in the fact that they cut you/me "loose." And then blame it on, or attribute it to the fact that is due to their 'incompetence.' Or inability to treat you (or me).
So, if you think about it, she was really doing you a favor (forgive me if it was a He)--because if this is accurate, or correct, then you don't want them continuing your treatment, and care, for they can't then help you very much. Or all that effectively~ / Just my thoughts, & 2 cents. Know it doesn't mean much though, right now, because of how you are hurting so.
Sometimes, this is the best time to have someone else come in from the outside, so they can see things a bit more clearly, and without clouded judgement that emotion so often provides. And in this case, and cases like these, that is say "drowing in," or 'drenched/soaked in,' the emotion, or that therein. They are colored right now, and so it is difficult to view it as it actually is (the reality, in other words), since the distortion, or filter exists over the lens. . . In a manner of speaking~