That's absolutely fine if we can establish that I never said what you thought I said, that's what really bothers me.
I concluded from your doctor's diagnosis, and did not speak against it.
I said i assume it broke out in psychosis inflicted by the hallucinogen drugs, and until then you were probably able to ignore it (it can be very subtle), but likely had it all your life. I studied medicine & worked as a caretaker, later musical therapist, for 10 years, I really just wanted to help you.
My point was really just that it is genetic, and you could have someone in your family that suffers from mild symptoms - as said it can be very subtle. At the very least it could affect your own children.
All I came to say. Sorry to you, too. You're the one who got hurt. I worked in medicine long enough to have a thick skin.