[Help] i got serious mental problem,

Reply from mighty_fin

mighty_fin — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:12:55 +0100

Do you have the name of your mental illness because thats the 1st obvious step to getting help from anyone.

Reply from Nezputa

Nezputa — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:07:30 +0100

must be serious because your affliction seems to cover a broad base of problems maybe some specifics would do, and feelings of anxiety and depression, are all in the mind and perfectly natural they pass so i really don’t know how to assist you or recommend any institution without knowing what degree of help you need.

Reply from jordan.mason

jordan.mason — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:01:00 +0100

You really haven’t stated why you think you have, “serious mental problems.” It is likely probable that you are far from, “serious mental problems,” going by the DSMV-IV. Tons of people are improperly diagnosed each year, and the number of actual severe disorders is likely very low as a result.

If you are hearing voices, that could be schitzophrenia or it could be the voice of God, e.g. Joan of Arc. There is a fine line between crazy and greatness, and sometimes that line gets so convuluted, it is hard to tell the difference. Look at Feynman, that man smoked cartons of cigarettes while pacing up and down the main street for days on end, and then would walk into an office at the Manhattan Research Facility to draw out precisely devices needed for the A-bomb. Crazy or genius … or both?

Reply from Sans

Sans — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 08:32:00 +0100

If you want to talk, there are people here who will listen, but we’re not professional therapists. But this is the best link (below) to a wide variety of non-profits and social service agencies that I’ve ever seen..

http://www.sheroescentral.com/hotline…

Reply from fromariel

fromariel — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 08:25:38 +0100

well to get help one what is the condition depression, manic depressive(bi-polar), etc?

two it would be good to know what generalized rea your in state at the minimum and city if you feel comfortable saying.

many local groups often exist for persons with mental disorders