Crowd funder finished

[lookout]

There's something radically wrong when a poster openly wishes another poster to leave----------that's all I'm saying. I can feel it in my water 

[guest2181]

There's something radically wrong when a poster openly wishes another poster to leave----------that's all I'm saying. I can feel it in my water 

Who do you want to leave?   

[lilly15]

and you can trust the feeling in your water  works for me!

[lookout]

Well Lilly,the way I see it is that there have been some really heated arguments/debates over the years here and not one of us has ever made such a post as to have someone removed. It wouldn't have been the same.
I can admit that at times that I've been thoroughly obnoxious but nobody has told me to leave.

Maggie just moves offending posts and that's alright by me as I know when I've overstepped the mark. I've never objected to that.

[lilly15]

sounds like Maggie has it all fully under control. Best way to be. Im sure at times it does get heated and things get said, deleted and more said 

[lookout]

Who do you want to leave?   

It's not me who wants anyone to leave !!

[Caroline]

Sorry but length of time on a site means nothing if someone is rude or deliberately berates another member then they should be removed at once, that is the right way. Politeness and respect at all times

How many forums have you posted on? I think you need to revise your expectations - if not, you're going to be offended  'often'.

[Caroline]

It's not me who wants anyone to leave !!

Did you watch the documentary the other night Lookout? After tell you about it, I forgot it was on  but watched it on catch up last night. VERY interesting!

[Roch]

Did you watch the documentary the other night Lookout? After tell you about it, I forgot it was on  but watched it on catch up last night. VERY interesting!

Which docu was this Caroline?

[Caroline]

Which docu was this Caroline?

It was called 'Me and My Mental Health' on Channel 5 (Monday night). People talking about their experiences of mental heath issues. Alistair Cambell and Frank Bruno appeared on it.

[lookout]

Did you watch the documentary the other night Lookout? After tell you about it, I forgot it was on  but watched it on catch up last night. VERY interesting!

Yes,it was an interesting insight to the varying mental health problems and their treatment ( or non-treatment ) in one girl. It seems that it's those who are on the borderline of a depressive-like illness are the ones who are most reluctant to take/continue with their medication.

[Jane]

Yes,it was an interesting insight to the varying mental health problems and their treatment ( or non-treatment ) in one girl. It seems that it's those who are on the borderline of a depressive-like illness are the ones who are most reluctant to take/continue with their medication.

It's been my experience that those who are borderline find it most difficult/are reluctant to accept that they're ill. They believe they can handle the way they're feeling. POSSIBLY something to do with a fear of being out of control?

[lookout]

It's been my experience that those who are borderline find it most difficult/are reluctant to accept that they're ill. They believe they can handle the way they're feeling. POSSIBLY something to do with a fear of being out of control?

And that's exactly how Sheila had felt about taking her medication.Fear of losing her own self-control over that of her medication.

[David1819]

And that's exactly how Sheila had felt about taking her medication.Fear of losing her own self-control over that of her medication.

You say this as if you have had a conversion with Sheila about it. 

[Jane]

And that's exactly how Sheila had felt about taking her medication.Fear of losing her own self-control over that of her medication.

I don't recall seeing that stated but put that she forgot to take it, which presumably is why, following her second breakdown, it was administered by injection and causes me to think she was more than a border line case.