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Posted by LostBoyinNCBecksDark on October 11, 2007, at 2:30:38
"I had a rough childhood. My Mom was a slut, my dad left my Mom when I was 6 years old. And my dog molested me when I was 9. Boo hoo hoo...I need therapy and some Prozac."
LOL B*LLSH*T!
What your problem is your brain is fried. Youve got bad genetics. Nature is trying to weed you out of the genepool via clinical depression or other serious mental illness. And guess what? A lot of time, nature wins!
Severe "mental illnesses" are brain problems, not psychiatric problems.
http://www.schizophrenia.com/newletter/newsl13p1.html
The key message I want to carry forward in this week's newsletter is that which
was recently given in a speach by Dr. E. Fuller Torrey on Ways to fix the
mental illness system: "We have to divorce mental illness from mental health".This message is echoed in the following "Business Week" magazine article on
Pete Domenici's efforts and is one of the key reasons for the recent passing in
the USA of a crucial health insurance parity bill. There is a fundamental
difference between the rather nebulous concept of "Mental Health" and serious
"Mental Illness". As Dr. E. Fuller Torrey has said:"Too much of our resources are being diverted from NBD to cures for "Woody
Allen Syndrome"; "Alien Abduction Studies"; and social reform issues like
ending poverty, curing racism, etc. In order to facilitate the divorce of
biologically based illnesses from social programs: National Institute of Mental
Health (NIMH) and National Institute for Neurological Disorders should unite in
a National Institute for Brain Research. State Departments of mental health
should be abolished and merged with state departments of health. We should
merge academic departments of psychiatry and neurology. And we should
prioritize services so the most ill get the best treatment."If you are ever looking for the big ways to help those with mental illness I
believe the answer lies here."
"We have to divorce mental illness from mental health." BINGO!!!Aye F*ck*ng Aye,
Eric
PS: Im super drunk when I posted this.
Posted by Deputy Racer on October 11, 2007, at 11:57:22
In reply to Weenies telling you its your childhood, posted by LostBoyinNCBecksDark on October 11, 2007, at 2:30:38
> "I had a rough childhood. Boo hoo hoo...I need therapy and some Prozac."
>
> LOL B*LLSH*T!
>
> PS: Im super drunk when I posted this.Please follow the posting guidelines for this site, which include not starting more than three threads in a row, and respecting the beliefs of others. That includes respecting the belief that psychotherapy may be an important part of treatment for psychiatric disorders. Additionally, since this is the second administrative action taken based on your posting in one evening, I'd like to warn you that your next infraction will result in a block of your screen name for a period of time.
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