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| 8 | #mandictionaryAh, I know. Eek. Coming from the position of knowing what kind of place the person will go to, it feels like pulling the trigger. Many treatments have permanent effects (like constant shaking), and some (like electroshock) can still cause death. There is nothing good about how people with mental illness are treated in this country,you are often just a guinea pig because it's hard to know how different people with the same disorder will respond to the same medication, and diagnosis can change eve… | /r/MensRights | 01/01/15 09:47 PM |
| 34 | #mandictionaryMental health is important to talk about and accept. Attempts are important to track for everyone. My brother had a number of attempts over the years. When we were first on the nightmare journey that is the US mental health system, an attempt was the only thing that was bad enough for my parents to finally hospitalize my brother. A decade and a half later they are willing to pull the trigger much sooner, and my brother is healthier for it. Don't let it come to this, talk about it, listen when it… | /r/MensRights | 01/01/15 06:03 PM |
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