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« Reply #585 on: May 13, 2007, 10:16:17 PM »
working and waiting to start summer classes
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« Reply #586 on: May 13, 2007, 10:21:19 PM »
Good and I hope you find some time to have a bit of fun this summer. School/work/psychotic parents can take a toll. Try to get in a few days holiday if you can manage.
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« Reply #587 on: May 14, 2007, 08:50:47 AM »
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Kreflo did you mean you were a member of Covenant Health?that is a bit odd please explain?


Hells no I am not a member of Covenant Health, but Peninsula Village is owned by Peninsula Behavioral Health which is owned by Covenant Health.
Word on the street is Covenant Health doesn't even know what goes on at PV-not really anyway.
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« Reply #588 on: May 14, 2007, 02:13:06 PM »
I want to summarize what I said about the drugs they give to people
Basically, many of the BIpolar disorder drugs are more serious drugs remarketed.
others, such as Lithium, are very bad for your liver
the ADD drugs are stimulants or amphetamines
both of these disorders are pretty easy to get!
unless you are very hyperactive or seem to have the disorder that probably bipolar disorder was originally describing,
a severe chemical imbalance, be extremely wary of these drugs.
they are drugs and have long term very bad side effects.
most people on these drugs do not need them.
most people, look at the Time magazine advertisement  
with mood swings, or who can't focus on boring homework, are not in need of amphetamines or atypical antipsychotics!

another friends grandmother, her grandfather called in the shrink when she started to show signs of menopause.
it took far too long and quite a few doctors to work through it.
teenage hormones are no joke
hormones in general are not
poor teenagers are going through a lot of fun changes
perhaps more needs to be looked into in this department
rather then declaring them crazy for mood swings

Chemical depression is different from depression caused by something bad happening.
I know, I've had bad things happen, and I have spent time/ lived with those who are chemically depressed
They are different things
I think maybe serious bad experiences could kick in a kind of chemical depression, but chemically depressed people have a different chemical problem.
Just like a person with diabetes or something,
they feel sick and do not deserve to be abused!
   
After living with anorexics for a long time,
I think they have control issues?
This could be a generalization
but it seemed to me that they felt powerless a lot
and that anorexia gave them a feeling of power and being in control
of course then they lost control over that too
There were a lot of feelings of inadequacy I saw as well
not being good enough to make mom or dad stay, or stay together
not being pretty enough, we are never ever pretty enough
how could we be?
not being made out of plastic and airbrushed
and even if you are one of the few like some idealized woman
you are still never perfect and it still doesn't mean the person/people you care about will care about you as much as you want or need them too
husbands/ boyfriends still are not faithful and such
pretty girls get far to much attention sometimes too
I think a lot of them felt inadequate in relation too school as well couldn't do well enough.
not to pick on our over pressurized school system
but I lived with these girls and not being successful enough in school was a big part of it.
Again teens are over pressurized
the school system needs to lay off them and actually teach them
no offense but a lot of the kids I go to school with are ignorant as all get go,
yet some how they just put in the daily grind hours to get through the busy work and not offend the multitude of strange adults you have to deal with
these kids seem to all dress alike?  
I had one explain the necessity of blending to me, in most survival of the fittest Machiavellian terms.
she was very smart really, although she hadn't the faintest idea what the Ottoman empire was, or Machiavelli for that matter?
it's nice to know what we teach our kids in school these days
teens deal with a lot of other issues
sexual advances, drinking, sexual harassment, bullying
I have a high IQ and always did well on tests
but I found the pressure to keep up with the daily hours of homework too much
especially on top of parents fighting and such
In sixth grade I had a few HOURS of homework every night
and if I didn't do all of it my teachers would call my mother
who would become very abusive in relation to it
I went to a difficult private school
but between the constant fighting of my parents and the pressure to be perfect/do well in school
it makes you feel horrible
especially if you really almost can't do as well as they require of you
in sixth grade, with my crazy family,
I did not have the homework skills to keep up
and no one was helping me with it.
I think if someone had sat down with me often and said
"what do you have to do tonight?"
"see here, it looks overwhelming, but if you just start here you will get it done."
Instead I just felt horribly overwhelmed and as if I couldn't do it.
This feeling took me years to overcome
even though I score high on standardized tests and such
I think this feeling of being unable to control your life and being inadequate and abused at such a young age, leads to anorexia.
Most of the anorexics, I remember had that combination,
Of high stress family problems and either problems in school or feeling inadequate in school
I think the situation I described leads to drug use and sexual abuse as well
I know the pressure in school, in middle school, for Christ’s sake, was enormous
I love to read,
I am pretty self educated and I do great in college now
I don’t think there was any reason to be beating me up over grades and making me feel horrible about myself in middle school  
Anorexia is either too much pressure, where the child feels bad about themselves and like they can’t control their life.
This is what I saw in the anorexics and in my own flirtations with it

Again my kids, I might take in strays too, if I have time and money, maybe the state will pay me
I’m buying a New England farm house near the Canadian border with a moat and a few great danes, and they are going to be home schooled
No horrific sexual harassment everyday, only books, a good math tutor, plenty of outside time and maybe some horses.
I’ll stick a micro chip in their shoe and let the Great Danes baby sit as teenagers,
Great Danes are really nice dogs, very wimpy and sweet for their enormous size
My kids are going to know what the Ottoman empire was and they are not going to be chewing their own foot off in a cage because their lives are poisonous too them.
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« Reply #589 on: May 14, 2007, 02:40:52 PM »
Argh, I was just researching Bipolar disorder.  
It makes me mad that they prescribe it to people that are not Bipolar
it sounds pretty obvious, easy to diagnose
I don't crash into depressive episodes?
Isolate myself
nor am I manic and run around like I'm on drugs.
look it up, it aggravates me that the drug companies are pushing it as a diagnosis for mood swings, again please refer to the TIME magazine advertisement, there is one in every issue
or the other advertisements you see on like MSN's home page
this is not some, maybe you have it,
because you act like a normal human, and therefore are not always like a commercial for a perfect preppy human
I'm pretty normal as far as humans go, especially these days
I know I'm stuck on this planet with a bunch of humans and they are way crazier than me
also I don't have manic episodes, or depressed ones?
On rare occasions yelling at the parents, who are a lot to take, is not a manic episode, it is a natural reaction to the fact that they are obnoxious often.
I'm even pretty good about that.
Doctors and evil places like PV, need to stop giving out diagnosis to people who are not ADD or Bipolar. ARGHHH
You can go look up Bipolar disorder online
simply type in Bipolar disorder under Google
people with it sound pretty extreme
and a bit out of control,
like I think it would be next to impossible for a person with actual Bipolar disorder to live my life
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« Reply #590 on: May 14, 2007, 07:14:55 PM »
Hi, Free.  I've tried to email you, did you get the last couple I sent?  I'd like to ask your permission to use your description of your time at PV and the details you shared about the other girls in a very important meeting coming up soon.  None of your writing will be published or in any way printed, I'd just like to use some of it in a presentation to a group of people who need to hear it.  I'll email you again with the details, you'll be very happy to know who's going to be listening to your story.  Your PV experience is so disturbing and hits hard emotionally.  Let me know here or by email, because I won't use your work without your permission.

Thanks.
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« Reply #591 on: May 16, 2007, 02:58:29 PM »
i would not mind at all letting you use my story.
anything to stop PV
I'll email back to you
sorry about the crabbyness, exam week and yelling mom cause too much stress.
I think I came down a bit hard on teachers and such.
I had wonderful teachers as a child and the books we read in school really helped foster a love of reading.
I had other teachers that were not very nice people at all.
They are humans and you have to deal with a lot of them as a kid.
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Re: DAMAGE DONE BY PENINSULA VILLAGE
« Reply #592 on: May 20, 2007, 12:13:02 PM »
Quote from: ""Kreflo""
It has been said before, I am going to say it again.
DAMAGE BROUGHT TO YOU BY PENINSULA VILLAGE



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One more time
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« Reply #593 on: June 16, 2007, 10:22:27 PM »
I don't like south park any more, I hadn't watched it in a while too busy and then I caught the Paris Hilton episode with slave guy.  The Simpsons has gotton lame too, I give up on TV.
The media teaches us to degrade women as sluts, prostitutes and such, and also to treat women that way and of course, then to rape and molest them as dehumanized sex objects.

 Once something is dehumanized, I'm sorry someone, and the abuse is institutionalized, I mean the over all institution, as in your society, says it is ok and the right form of action, holy ugly hell breaks loose much of the time.  
It helps if you are encouraged or forced even to abuse the other group, such as in war time or you will loose your job or be shamed in the society if you don’t partake in the horror.  Civilians in war get caught up in the racism and the right/need to kill the enemy and it becomes ok to do horrible things to them.  
Usually you are told the proper way to interrogate and treat prisoners with little choice allowed in the immediate situation, then, once being acceptably cruel, guards and interrogators are often  encouraged to be  creative.
 People doing the abuse often  get a certain amount of respect for their jobs, advancement in their prospective armies or bureaucracies.  Everyone around the abusers in their small societies or in the overall one even, usually supports the abuse.  
Often abuseres feel too far in to get out.  
Often the group thinking is so strong they view what they are doing as ok because everyone around them supports them, and we say teens give in to peer pressure!  Hannah Arendet discusses this when addressing Eichmann’s role in the holocaust, he didn’t even hate Jews really, he just kind of was in it because he wanted to be part of the movers and the shakers and everyone else around him supported and was doing it.
This is the formula from college I borrowed from classes.  It works really well when applied to PV.
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« Reply #594 on: June 16, 2007, 10:43:21 PM »
sorry about the strange commas,  I think we skipped punctuation at the village.  I can pull them off for papers but with random stuff there gets to be a lot of them in odd places. I need a book,
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« Reply #595 on: June 16, 2007, 10:54:23 PM »
don't worry about it free i'm going to make this the 1st fornits no punctiuation or anything day... cause today it is more about saying what you have to say than how you say it... so you keep talking and we will keep listening...
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« Reply #596 on: June 19, 2007, 06:53:04 PM »
Do remember how I said a while back how so many people I work with at the book store have been told they are ADD and on drugs for it?
One of the people was this great guy in his sixties.
He was really nice, smart and had a degree he earned a long time before the doctor told him he was ADD.  
Again this is a book store and most of these people love to read, but anyway.
This gentlemen seemed really healthy, fun and happy.
His general practitioner had told him he had ADD just a few years ago.
He was on Adderall though, which he thought helped him a lot.
He described it as a wonder drug.
It made him feel so much more alert, focused and awake.
The guy was in his sixties after all and we do work in retail.
No wonder he felt tired and a bit unfocused.  
Otherwise the guy was thin, trim, rosy cheeked and all that.
Looked healthier than me, really.
Adderall was the amphetamine again.
This nice healthy looking guy just had a heart attack and died in his sleep.  
I don't know what his medical history was, but I do know he looked in better shape than most people.
If the Adderall were to have a bad effect on older people, a heart attack might be the way you go.
Really sad though, he was such a nice man and he had a big family and such.
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« Reply #597 on: June 19, 2007, 08:06:16 PM »
Quote from: ""free not!""
Do remember how I said a while back how so many people I work with at the book store have been told they are ADD and on drugs for it?
One of the people was this great guy in his sixties.
He was really nice, smart and had a degree he earned a long time before the doctor told him he was ADD.  
Again this is a book store and most of these people love to read, but anyway.
This gentlemen seemed really healthy, fun and happy.
His general practitioner had told him he had ADD just a few years ago.
He was on Adderall though, which he thought helped him a lot.
He described it as a wonder drug.
It made him feel so much more alert, focused and awake.
The guy was in his sixties after all and we do work in retail.
No wonder he felt tired and a bit unfocused.  
Otherwise the guy was thin, trim, rosy cheeked and all that.
Looked healthier than me, really.
Adderall was the amphetamine again.
This nice healthy looking guy just had a heart attack and died in his sleep.  
I don't know what his medical history was, but I do know he looked in better shape than most people.
If the Adderall were to have a bad effect on older people, a heart attack might be the way you go.
Really sad though, he was such a nice man and he had a big family and such.


I have ADHD.  I take Aderall.  It's not really my choice.  Even though I know from experience that Cannabis Sativa works better for me, the government says I can't put that in my body.  Lord knows pot is a gateway drug.  Why. If I smoked pot, i might just start doing meth the next day... Oopps.  The government already has me doing meth.  Technically, given the amount of time I have been taking it (and the normal, prescribed dosage) i am not psysically dependant on amphetamines to think.  Nobody told me when I was put on it that it would change my brain chemistry to make it impossible to think without... But oh dear... With the side effects of Cannabis... who knows what could happen if I was taking that instead ?!?!?

In case you can't tell, I'm kinda bitter.  I sometimes feel like I've been treated like a labrat.  If I stop taking prozac, I go crazy.  I get angry for no reason, yell at people...  Is that behavior suppressed by Prozac?  Was it there before?  Who knows...  The fact of the matter is that in order to live my life, and have a decent job, I have to take what is prescribed to me.  If I didn't, If I chose what I know works, and has no side effects for me, I would become a criminal.  I would be precluded from getting a job.  Given that the initial motivation for Cannabis's prohibition revolved around prejudice towards minorities (fear), I see that little has changed.  Prohibition is simply a legal means with which to oppress minorities while making a buck selling "legal" dope (tested and approved by those you can "trust").
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« Reply #598 on: June 19, 2007, 08:09:21 PM »
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« Reply #599 on: June 19, 2007, 09:05:33 PM »
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We don't talk about the 601 here. PM me if you want to discuss it. I'll be at the dock on Saturday but don't haul up in that idiotic PW again.
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