This morning my wife strongly suggested I read an article in the National Post by Barbara Kay.
Sometimes Life Is Just Really Sad - (Barbara Kay) National Post - 27-04-11
The article refers to the excessive use of pharmaceuticals and the upcoming DSM-5 - the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (the bible of psychiatrists) which in 2013 will be determining "grief" as a certifiable MENTAL DISORDER. . . i.e.: it will be a treatable (read: medicatable) illness in the future. (I guess we're all safe until it is published. . . . . .)
So, as Barbara Kay states: If after 2 weeks you are still grieving. . . the DSM-5 will consider you to be suffering from a mental disorder. Kay's article highlights the pharmaceutical and treatment professions' dehumanization and infantilization and victimization of humanity. Reading it is a MUST.
(Vindicated again!!!!!) Beyond Discouragement - Creativity brought all of this up when it was published.
Sometimes Life Is Just Really Sad - (Barbara Kay) National Post - 27-04-11
The article refers to the excessive use of pharmaceuticals and the upcoming DSM-5 - the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (the bible of psychiatrists) which in 2013 will be determining "grief" as a certifiable MENTAL DISORDER. . . i.e.: it will be a treatable (read: medicatable) illness in the future. (I guess we're all safe until it is published. . . . . .)
So, as Barbara Kay states: If after 2 weeks you are still grieving. . . the DSM-5 will consider you to be suffering from a mental disorder. Kay's article highlights the pharmaceutical and treatment professions' dehumanization and infantilization and victimization of humanity. Reading it is a MUST.
(Vindicated again!!!!!) Beyond Discouragement - Creativity brought all of this up when it was published.
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