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By DawnD · Posted
This is probably a longshot, but I'm heading there for business in a few months. Being so far from home, it's easier to let my hair down and let Dawn come out into the real world a little more from the closet I keep her in. My last trip like this to another area was so full of growth and learning about my self. Unfortunately this location there is not as much around. So I'm looking for a guide. Thanks Dawn -
By Charlize · Posted
While i am not in your health care system i can simply say my GP was supportive and has continued to be so. The day after i went to her office as myself and explained my path she came down the driveway of our farm. We were working with a herd of goats. Giving shots, and trimming hooves. My wife sat next to me and the doctors words to my wife were "I see you are ok with this". Over time she has taken over my hormone prescriptions and occasionally bugs me to get another mammogram. Hugs, Charlize -
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By April Marie · Posted
Good morning, everyone!! I've been finally able to sleep a bit longer in the morning - getting up now around 5 instead of 3 or 4 AM. I've had my first cup of coffee - I take a cup for my wife and I into the bedroom at 6 each morning and we do Wordle and Quordle together. On to reading the local paper next. Did some work outside cleaning up for spring yesterday and took our one of our mowers in for service. I am so ready for Spring! Quiet day today, I think. And, @Willow, that is excellent advice. We all get caught up in the negativity sometimes. Life is way too short not to find some joy in every day. -
By April Marie · Posted
I've played golf for many years...not especially well and have used more than my share of profanities. My wife decided to take up the sport more seriously several years ago and we play in a 9 hole summer league but on different teams. We've spent some time on a simulator at the course where our league plays until it warms up a bit. I also enjoy watching PGA and LPGA (especially) tournaments...but won't have anything to do with LIV. I knew PXG gave military/first responder discounts - looked at them when I got new clubs a few years ago - but didn't know they had a PRIDE line of clothing. I'll check that out!! -
By Willow · Posted
Good morning I got the early shift today. Just starting my coffee then I need to go. could be good advice. hugs Willow -
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By HonorRose · Posted
Hi everyone! My name is Honor and I am a final year nursing student in London. I was hoping to gain some insight into the kind of support/if any that you have been offered whilst waiting to be seen for an initial appointment at a Gender Dysphoria Clinic. Do you feel as though you have been signposted to support groups or had enough mental health support whilst you wait? If anyone is willing to tell me about their experience I would really appreciate it! I am asking as I am writing a change report for this issue, hoping to find out whether after you initially see your GP, that you feel supported throughout the massive wait to be seen by a specialist. Thanks so much and best wishes Honor x (She/Her) -
By Carolyn Marie · Posted
The shooter is said to have been under active treatment for an unspecified psych issue. But we don't know what, or for how long, or whether they were on meds, or not taking them, or whether they were cooperating in their treatment, etc. In other words, we don't know squat. So I'm not going to guess. What we do know is that the parents didn't want this person to have guns, but they snuck them into the house, snuck them out to commit the shooting, and Tennessee has no laws prohibiting gun purchases by persons under mental health care, or to be confiscated at the request of family. So there were failures at many levels, and six people who paid for those failures with their lives. So very sad and tragic. Carolyn Marie -
By VickySGV · Posted
We do not have enough well supported mental health professionals for the job needed. We are up against the stigma that has been given to mental health problems, some from the current protocols of treatment. I can say for myself that Mental Health issues were not accepted as realities and certainly not something that people as intelligent and, lower upper class as my family presented itself to be could tolerate. As a result, visits for mental health reasons were not supported or even believed by my family. With the lack of support and acceptance even I could not accept myself for needing Mental Health assistance and thus could not benefit from it. The denial culture, and it is a culture greatly infects the most needful segments of our society. It is the self denial of the politicians who fund the treatment and local medical services in general that is a big roadblock. It is circular and self damning but we need to improve on it. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
I'd have preferred less focus on the man with the funny mustache from the 1930's, but she was also limited to 2 minutes and had to go for shock value. 2 minutes is barely enough time to read 3/4 of a page single spaced text in a timely manner....she crammed a lot into her time. Hopefully her points will be remembered. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
I would add that health professionals need to stop treating symptoms and start treating PEOPLE. A person is not their illness. In some variations of the oath a doctor takes upon graduating school, that concept is present. A friend of mine ended up in the hospital last year for a mental health crisis. The system seems mostly oriented toward substance abuse or institutionalizing somebody (with out without consent.) It doesn't seem to do much to address somebody who is in immediate crisis, but for whom enduring the crisis is preferable to the options professionals are willing to provide. There's a big gap. Just my opinion, but I think that's how some of these shooters get ignored until it is too late. Loneliness is a huge problem in the USA. Its just my impression, but I think we're one of the most lonely nations on earth. Lots of people living by themselves, with limited or totally non-existent circles of family and friends. Humans are social creatures, and for some folks loneliness can turn into paranoia, anti-social behavior, or even violence. I don't have any idea of how our society can solve that problem, although I could make a wish list of possible methods.
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