u/n1ixi

I got a call that sounds very legitimate from a lady claiming to be from Service Canada, but this call is on a Sunday and from googling it says the offices are generally closed on Sunday. I’m curious if you believe it would be legitimate or not? She was not asking for money, and they asked for me by name, could it be legit? Came from a private number

I’m supposed to go for my full license soon but I heard that sometimes drive testers will fail people so that they have to pay again or there’s the issue of “you didn’t look both ways” etc. I was wondering if I would be able to record my test with a dash cam so that it can be contested. For reference this is in Ontario, Canada and the dash cam records front and cab view

I noticed that a lot of mental health professionals are very excited to diagnose illnesses instead of investigating causes, I’m wondering why that is and wouldn’t that lead to wrongful diagnoses?

Some examples:

I was diagnosed with body dysmorphia when I was a teenager because I said I was insecure about having stretch marks and having a bit of belly fat but not to a degree that was causing changes in eating or lifestyle. Wouldn’t that be normal, especially in teenage girls? The Dr. Said it was because despite being a healthy weight I was insecure.

Another example, being diagnosed with depression when the depression is situational. If someone recently passed away and I feel sad, a physiatrist would still diagnose me with having depression despite that being sad and feeling off would be considered normal given the circumstances. I would understand if it’s years later, but I feel that diagnosing depression within 2 weeks of a death of a parent is unreasonable..

Just wondering any opinions on this?