A bipolar spending spree of £131,000,000

MSE_Eesha · 11 March 2016 at 1:26PM

This is the discussion to link on the back of Martin's blog. Please read the blog first, as this discussion follows it.

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tomtontom · 13 March 2016 at 10:46PM

I do hope the lady talked about in such depth in your article has given her consent to her case being highlighted in such a public way (and is well enough to give her consent). There is more than enough quite specific information there, that if she came across the story, it would be quite clear that it was her who is being talked about.

MSE_Martin · 14 March 2016 at 6:41PM

tomtontom wrote: »

I do hope the lady talked about in such depth in your article has given her consent to her case being highlighted in such a public way (and is well enough to give her consent). There is more than enough quite specific information there, that if she came across the story, it would be quite clear that it was her who is being talked about.

I think you may have missed this bit in the blog...

"I have his permission to share it with you – but not the person it is about. So, I have changed some facts to mask their identity, whilst retaining the flavour of the story. However, so you can identify them, I haven’t changed the names of the firms mentioned."

WantToBeSE · 14 March 2016 at 6:47PM

It's great that you are shining a light on mental health and the link to debt.

For me, i racked up the credit card debt when i had to half my hours at work to care for my son more, as his mental health means he cannot attend school (he is 16 now, has been out of school for a year).

Luckily, he is now getting PIP, but i have spent the last 12 months putting essential expenses on my credit card

A bipolar spending spree of £131,000,000

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