The surest way to avoid contracting mental illness

If y'wanna stay clean and straight and upright, don't contract mental illness. How, you ask. Simple: steer clear of the anti-healers. Physicians are healers. They can heal and even cure many ailments and injuries! Sometimes there is spontaneous remission while under a physician's care, to which untold millions of documented cases bear testament!

In stark contrast, a psychiatrist is one who cannot cure or heal. He is the anti-healer, the condemner! He assigns an illness to his patients and pronounces it permanent. When the anti-healer tells you or your parents or your employer or some nabob in Government that you have "a history of mental illness", he is actually attesting to the fact that you will have "a future of mental illness". Live to be 110, but after your demise you'll only be remembered for that assignation.

BELIEVE YOU ME !!!

umm, I just have to say you cannot just contract mental illness.
a lot of the time it is in the genes in your family.
it's not something you just pick up like a cold or flu.
Also, not all mental health issues are a permanet thing either.

Butterfly Faerie wrote:umm, I just have to say ...

Thanks for commenting.

God makes each and every individual distinct and unique. Psych attempts to categorize and catalog a variety of what-they-perceive-to-be patterns in that natural hodgepodge. When they suspect that they've identified an actual pattern, then they label it an aberration and declare manifestation of those trait(s) a disorder. Obviously, this is just a fool's quest and dummies' futile efforts to rise (in authority) higher than The Creator, The Almighty. It's a huge dead-end for those who worship the ground on which the anti-healer walks. Posterity awaits. Don't blow your chances by allowing the dreaded assignation to perch next to YOUR name!

But the thing is that disorder's are a part of life for some people, some cannot handle it and need the help of a professional, once they get the diagnosis then most can be cured and ok, and never have a relapse.

But , there are those fakes that just want to make a quick buck, but there are also a lot of good doctors/therapists/etc that are out there to do good.


Have you had bad expierence's with doctors in the past?

I know for me I was way worse off dealing with something I had no idea what it was until my diagnosis though my diagnosis is easy compared to most...and my life is 100% better.

I'm ok with what I have, I'm not ashamed, it doesn't take over my life, I've never been commited to a hospital, I'm happy, healthy and now help other's because of it...

sure, it's not my place to question your success

me though, I'm oriented differently, befittingly smart, vigorous; I just blindly serve the good... labeling is politically incorrect and permanent labels are the vilest of heresy

Butterfly Faerie wrote:... you cannot just contract mental illness.
a lot of the time it is in the genes in your family.

Sure, I've heard that suggested elsewhere AND I deem it to be filthy untruth. While some mental characteristics are undoubtedly inherited, it is the duty/calling of the individual (-ist, perhaps) to eschew outside prejudice and proudly honor the blood line. If there is a tendency to commit heinous acts (unlikely!) then we as a society hope in our heart-of-hearts that Law Enforcement will eventually catch up to that person and prosecute and incarcerate him/her -- but ONLY for an actual proven criminal act, I must stress, never as treatment for some hypothetical backroom-concocted characterization

Are we in the 12th century now?

A psychiatrist is one who cannot cure or heal. He is the anti-healer. He assigns an illness to his patient and pronounces it to be permanent. This is done for the express purpose of guaranteeing the shrink his collection of humongous fees forever and ever.

In case you failed to notice, people just love to have a "sure thing", when it comes to cash flow.

Wake up, dunderheads!

jdnewell wrote:A psychiatrist is one who cannot cure or heal. He is the anti-healer. He assigns an illness to his patient and pronounces it to be permanent. This is done for the express purpose of guaranteeing the shrink his collection of humongous fees forever and ever.

In case you failed to notice, people just love to have a "sure thing", when it comes to cash flow.

Wake up, dunderheads!

I have personally had a psychiatrist for over 12 yrs who did amazing work that helped me tremdously, if it wasn't for her helping me the way she did I don't know where'd i'd be today.

Not all doctors are good doctors, but there are a TON of great ones out there.
I think it's best to close this thread as jdnewell is being immature with name-calling...