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missbiggles1

Confusedandneedhelp wrote: »

Im talking about her obviously severe mental health needs.

I actually work for the NHS and you'd be surprised to learn that 1 in 4 people go to their GP to talk about a mental health issue

I'm not surprised when certain idiots consider jealousy and suspicion to indicate a severe mental health problem!

Confusedandneedhelp

lotty41 wrote: »

Confusedandneedhelp..........I'm not ready for a relationship?? whys that then? Is it because I seem to attract liars????

Are you ready......if you want to start on that one, then my guess is your confusedandneedhelp because you've been single for a very long time, for a good reason!

Haha.

Yep, unfortunately i have been single for a few months. Me and my partner had some issues. They are now resolved and we're all moving into a new home.

Someone's abit prickly. First sign of criticism and you go for the jugular. Yep... Classic...

Confusedandneedhelp

missbiggles1 wrote: »

i'm not surprised when certain idiots consider jealousy and suspicion to indicate a severe mental health problem!

the op has said she has trust issues, suffers paranoia etc etc.

Been a victim of domestic abuse, been cheated on. Etc

classic signs of depression, anxiety and so forth.

Confusedandneedhelp

lotty41 wrote: »

Dont remember ever been called a troll!

I'm glad you got over your issues, bully for you.

Oh may I ask where you got the help from.....was it the NHS! Maybe they hold evening classes for 'The cheated ones'

Then you should check again atleast 4 seperate people.

Thank you. I actually want you to deal with your issues from all of this.

It was relate and a private arrangement.

ljonski

Everyone suffers from mental health disorders to a lesser or major degree. Those who claim they don't suffer from any mental health issue are deluded!- Which ironically enough is a mental health issue!

lotty41

Oh so perfect, I'm happy a new house helped you with your issues. Can I get one of those on the NHS.

Dont judge me until you have walked in my shoes!

Confusedandneedhelp

lotty41 wrote: »

Oh so perfect, I'm happy a new house helped you with your issues. Can I get one of those on the NHS.

Dont judge me until you have walked in my shoes!

Ur an idiot.

We resolved the issues, then decided to move in together.
Ask your GP, if you think materialistic expansion will solve your issues, then good luck.

I'll judge whoever i like, whenever i like, because i can.

ljonski

confusedandneedhelp said

I actually work for the NHS

and

Ur an idiot.

I suspect you are not following NHS guidelines on how to communicate with patients!- whether they are in for physical or mental treatment.

Confusedandneedhelp

ljonski wrote: »

confusedandneedhelp said

and


I suspect you are not following NHS guidelines on how to communicate with patients!- whether they are in for physical or mental treatment.

1: i work for the NHS, im not a clinician
2: Lotty is not my patient
3: I never claimed to represent the NHS, aside from pointing out 1 statictic.

lotty41

Have I missed something here....whatever role you play whilst working for any company, surely you represent them, no matter what,.

Thank god you are not a clinician, what a sorry state affairs it would be, we would all be locked up in mental homes while people like you make judgement!

But for the grace of god go I.