Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHave you ever been inclined to think that someone's mental illness can be an insult to their family and - even - to the rest of humanity?
Thank you. Mental illness is certainly nothing to trifle with or make light of no matter who is suffering from this incapacitating and dreadful affliction.
The post that was quoted here has been removedMy own nearest direct exposure to acute mental illness occurred during the sixteen months of post paralysis recovery convalescence at a premier medical care facility from late December 2010 to early April 2012. Couldn't help but notice the incoherent speech patterns and awkward social behavior of patients in their late forties to mid sixties in common areas each day. Family members and close friends were supportive though not in the least ill at ease or overly condescending. Now and then, though, their tears were apparent in the halls of the ward outside their family member's claustrophobic and antiseptic rooms.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyAnd yet in your "ethical creeds thread", you said some dreadful things about people who commit suicide. Are you so blinkered that you cannot see that suicide is one of the outcomes of severe depression which is mental illness, or are you just trying to cover your poo with a stick?
Thank you. Mental illness is certainly nothing to trifle with or make light of no matter who is suffering from this incapacitating and dreadful affliction.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWhy is it that whenever you find yourself in a bit of metaphorical corner in the forum (as with this topic) that you feel the need to remind everyone of when you were in hospital. Now you are even linking your hospitalisation to exposure to mental illness - tell me, when you heard the tears of family members outside of those claustrophobic antiseptic rooms did you tell them that their loved ones illness was an insult to them and to God?
My own nearest direct exposure to acute mental illness occurred during the sixteen months of post paralysis recovery convalescence at a premier medical care facility from late December 2010 to early April 2012. Couldn't help but notice the incoherent speech patterns and awkward social behavior of patients in their late forties to mid sixties in common ...[text shortened]... rent in the halls of the ward outside their family member's claustrophobic and antiseptic rooms.
Originally posted by divegeesterI imagine he'd have chosen to talk to them about their family's lack of "honour code". 😉
Why is it that whenever you find yourself in a bit of metaphorical corner in the forum (as with this topic) that you feel the need to remind everyone of when you were in hospital. Now you are even linking your hospitalisation to exposure to mental illness - tell me, when you heard the tears of family members outside of those claustrophobic antiseptic rooms did you tell them that their loved ones illness was an insult to them and to God?
Originally posted by robbie carrobieAre you aware of why Grampy Bobby is getting this particular round of grief? If you are then I can only assume that you subscribe to his scurrilous views, if you are not aware then why are you poking your hooter into someone else's disagreement when you have no idea what is going on?
Wow another pile on GB, how original.
05 Dec 15
Originally posted by divegeester"mister divegeester,
Are you aware of why Grampy Bobby is getting this particular round of grief? If you are then I can only assume that you subscribe to his scurrilous views, if you are not aware then why are you poking your hooter into someone else's disagreement when you have no idea what is going on?
would you please tell our grade one class what a 'hooter' is and what it does or doesn't do? thank you."
~Miss Emily Wordsmith (child anon's language teacher)
05 Dec 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIt's an olde English word originating from the root meaning of "intellectual curiosity" and associated with slang saying "Google is your friend".
"mister divegeester,
would you please tell our grade one class what a 'hooter' is and what it does or doesn't do? thank you."
~Miss Emily Wordsmith (child anon's language teacher)