Eastenders

danielle1977

I recently did a placement in mental health as an OT student, I didn't see anything quite as dramatic as eastenders, if it had been then I may have found the placement a bit more exciting!

Welshwoofs

I sat watching Eastenders with my bi-polar other half and neither of us recognised the portrayal we saw before us of manic depression :rolleyes:

heath480

Yes Eastenders is mostly depressing.Lots of shouting and general miserableness.I never miss it!None of my family can stand it .

Anthillmob

if yee dont like then use the channel up button.

simples.

dont come moaning about it on the ruddy vent board.

Errata

Welshwoofs wrote: »

I sat watching Eastenders with my bi-polar other half and neither of us recognised the portrayal we saw before us of manic depression :rolleyes:

I wish I han't recognised it, sadly it was all very, very familiar.

Esqui

In before people get a superiority complex for not watching Eastenders.

But seriously, Dot died? Whoa....

LemonGrove

I did a little research and as far as I can tell Dot ain't dead. Tonight's emotional display was about 'Stacey' and her mental health.

geri1965 wrote: »

Jeez, what kind of people do you know?

Seemingly people who place a little too high a value on TV.

Pink_fluff

Is dot really dead?

marleyboy

Considering the amount of Deaths, Murders, affairs, fights, rows and financial losses that happen on that one little square per Year, it's got to be one of the most depressing places to live on Earth, almost as unlucky as that Northern Street in Weatherfield. Its even worse every Christmas for them.

I cant imagine how much insurance would cost to live in such a place, I don't think I would want to live there It's got to be VERY depressing indeed

Still, at least nobody swears in those places, even if they hit their thunb with a hammer "....Oh ....Ouch!"

fraoch

An all too familiar saga in our house also