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Comment on Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) | Dubai, UAE by jelo

jelo — Sat, 22 Sep 2012 10:56:54 +0000

My sister is having the following symptoms of ADHD. She’s 27 years old now. How much money should I prepare for her treatment?

Comment on Mental illness might represent as Physical complains by mental hospital

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Comment on Stigma Or Ignorance | Mental Health by Ann

Ann — Wed, 04 Jul 2012 00:21:55 +0000

Thought processes that itnrefere with one’s daily life and happiness or that pose a threat to oneself or others.Mental illness can be treated and successfully dealt with. Whether it can be considered cured depends on the cause and nature.

Comment on Stigma Or Ignorance | Mental Health by Auth

Auth — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 18:48:51 +0000

I have been a client of wotch for the past 7 years and i am so grutfeal to them they have saved my life and provide an amazing service. My worker has been there every step of the way and has been my biggest supporter and has helped me to find myself and be off medication for 2 years and out of the hospital for 3, and i agree that the hospital system treats us like criminals when all we are looking for is understanding, thank you wotch from the bottom of my heart

Comment on Bipolar Disorder Over years by Lili

Lili — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 11:56:08 +0000

This reminds me of my siutation. I am completely without my family that may end up dead in Lebanon. I was abused til I left and I’m not psychotic. I just fought back the ugly insults til I could take no more. I am as most bipolars will tell you very sensitive. I remember every word. Me begging why are you doing this to me. It started with the very first hospitalization when he was on the phone and I touched his arm and he brushed it away like I was scum. If he really loved me he would have been my rock, instead he became my worst enemy. I forgive him and my daughter for becoming him and have no contact anymore because even over the internet it was all my fault. It did not help my illness. Now after being back since November, it took two months to get stable. I was just crying and depressed daily. So I made the decision to cut it off. I am very stable now. My parents are very supportive. I see doctors and don’t understand why you don’t change psychiatrist if this one is not helping you to stabilize. It is truly possible with family support and love. I hope and pray you stay together and work it out. It can be done if you work together. Every one has feelings, every one has their needs. Every one has to stick together if you want it to work. So stand by each others side and help yourselves. I hope and pray it works out for you. I regret it could not for me. By the way my husband also had polycystic kidney disease (9%) function and even being bipolar I was willing to donate a kidney to save him from having dialysis the rest of his life. Now that’s love and unconditional support. I only have a mental disorder, if he was willing he could have consoled and helped me not tear me apart. He told me once he felt like a dog when he had to drive me to my (individual) therapy appointments and sit outside and wait. I told him I could take the bus if he wanted. He never questioned the doctors if I was on the right meds. I had three different psychiatrists and it never enter any of their minds to try something else. Today I’m taking lamictal, klonopin and pristique and restoril for sleep. I was changed immediately with my first psychiatrist here and my new one changed the doses a bit. I am just sharing my experience to show you what can work. I hope I helped. I know what I felt there hopeless, worthless and abandoned, abused, but never again.

Comment on Autism Mystery " Hopes and Challenges" by Evelyne

Evelyne — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 11:31:09 +0000

that you should talk to sbomeody. It sounds like that’s what you want to do but that you feel like you’re parents have dismissed you in the past and you don’t feel comfortable trying to talk to them again. I would probably feel the same way in your situation. If you can find sbomeody like a school counselor or teacher, another adult relative you feel comfortable with, or even one of your friend’s parents that you can talk to, that might be a good idea. From there you can ask them to help you, and maybe they can help you talk to your parents and get you to a counselor or psychiatrist; this will be easier if your parents are there to support you. I suggest this first because counselors aren’t free. If there is nobody else that you can talk to, then by all means see if you can get a hold of a counselor who is willing to take some time to talk to you for a little bit without payment and then maybe they can help you talk to your parents. Even though counselors need to make a living, they are first and foremost there to help you. I am glad to hear that you have never attempted suicide and I truly hope that you never do. Please, if you feel like you want to end your life then go to the hospital or call 911. I won’t lie and say that things will be better right away; you might have to spend some time in the hospital, but look at Demi Lovato and how much better she is doing after spending time getting help. I too have been in the hospital and used to s/h. There is no shame in asking for help, and don’t ever forget that you are not alone. Each and every one of you on here will be in my thoughts.

Comment on Eating Disorder by Irshad

Irshad — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 09:29:56 +0000

Thank you very much RW for posting this. I am in receovry from an eating disorder. Believe me it is quite possible to eat that few calories, even fewer. I overexercise and have been for years, especially running. My body has maintained a normal weight on very few calories, running 2 consecutive hours a day, and purging. There are also times I have exercised less and eaten a little bit more and weighed 10-20 lbs less. One’s body will do whatever it can to survive. There are horrible complications from eating disorders. Eating disorders are a viscous cycle. It is always I just want to lose a few more lbs or I am just going to run another mile. Eating disorders aren’t about wanting to look thin. They are bad coping mechanisms. It is best to seek medical attention. There is definately help out there and the sooner that one gets help, the more successful receovry/treatment is. There are psychiatrists who specialize in EDs, nutritionists, social workers/psychologists, and many other medical professionals that work with ED patients to ensure receovry. Recovery doesn’t happen in a few week hospital stay either. It is an ongoing process that is much more difficult than running any race. If anyone knows someone that they think may have an ED, whether it is related to exercise and running or not, give that person your love and support. Encourage them to seek help. There are really some great resources on the internet on how to start seeking help. Ff someone is afraid to even approach their MD there are other people to approach. I am a Registered Nurse and I was afraid of saying it to my doctor. Many people with EDs are actually a normal weight not the stereotypical skeleton. ANAD is a great resource. Psychiatrists or your primary care physician are a great place to start. They can make sure that your medical needs are also being met. Even tell the nurse in your doctors office if you don’t feel comfortable bringing it up to him/her. Speaking from experience, let the person know that you care, are worried about their health/well-being. And DO NOT encourage eating disordered behaviors!!!! Many people will praise people who overexercise for their stamina and ability to exercise/run. It is sickening. They will praise their weight loss. This validates their eating disorder. I am glad that this girl asked this question. RW does an awesome job in all of their articles. Whether it be an article on just running performance or nutrition, it encourages PROPER behaviors and nutrients. I absolutely love this site. I see other fitness magazine related sites promote drastic low-cal diets and other inappropriate diets and exercise. RW is amazingly wonderful! Thank you for posting this so others can see that eating disorders are real, other there, and yes a problem for many runners.

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