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26 Nov 09
14:48
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anyone want to tell all ?
Is the treatment any good ?
free drugs and the ability to make 300% books off the other patients ?
Is it the good life ? ........ Is it just ecstasy ?
Is the treatment any good ?
free drugs and the ability to make 300% books off the other patients ?
Is it the good life ? ........ Is it just ecstasy ?
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No, it ruins lives. Not only the sufferers, but their families also. Hope it never happens to anyone you love.
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Easy to be glib about something you know feck all about :(
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Bleah Bleah Bleah! :p
MeepMeep. :D Parp. :0 |
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Is it the good life ? ........ Is it just ecstasy ?
Those are not the lyrics, but close. |
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I used to be schizphroenic, but we're both alright now.
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brilliant thread title :D
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Wibble
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lol, Big Charlie
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BC, if ever there was anyone in need of hooking up to the Nation Grid, it's you bonny lad!
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I used to be a werewolf........but I'm alright nowoooooooooooooooo
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You talking to me ?
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For some the treatment is effective.
Some finish up in prison without getting treatment. Many finish up in a twilght world in a flat on Incapacity Benefits, Housing Benefits, with large doses of medication keeping a lid on it, and a Community Psychiatric Nurse calling between meetings and courses. It is euphemistically called "Care in the Community". Too many are not getting the right treatment IMO. |
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Very true, Mister E. It's the forgotten illness because it's often invisible to others. Even those who are aware of it often tell the sufferer to pull themselves together or offer advice based on ignorance. And that's just the doctors.
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