YOU ARE NOT ALONE - A companion online community discussion board for The Mental Illness Happy Hour podcast with Paul Gilmartin

aaaannnnnd now this turd is doing a show with fucking Dennis Prager.
don't know who he is? google it. a true champion of women's rights, compassionate health care, the poor, etc. </sarcasm>
fuck this asshole.

although i have no dog in this fight, i think that turning suffering into a competition is always counterproductive. we all have our own experiences and our own ways of dealing with things. certain people have had REALLY REALLY FUCKED UP experiences that have changed them. other people have had BAD,...

really amazing episode.
also, hearing her swear gave me a newfound appreciation for english profanity.

Really wish people would stop paying attention to this hack. His sub-troglodytic views on women alone are enough to see what a dolt this guy is. Add his incredibly ignorant views about health care, addiction, welfare, etc to the mix and you have a grade-A asshat. Carolla is the real-life version of ...

hahahahahaha good thread. at one point, my girlfriend at the time had just entered rehab. her doc's initially suspected she might have Borderline Personality Disorder (after she dried out, turns out it was just good ol' Manic Depression). Made the mistake of confiding this to my doc, who told me - i...

once anxiety and depression made my life unmanageable, I opted for pills. My first doc sucked. Put me on Effexor. spent three years wondering why it wasn't working, while feeling like absolute DEATH if I was unlucky enough to miss a day's dose. eventually weaned myself off to see if i could live med...

Long time listener, first time caller. I'm Ben. I'm 34. I have been dealing with anxiety and depression issues since as long as I can remember. started therapy in my early 20s. Tried meds in my late 20s but my doctor sucked and i later learned i was a horrible candidate for the pills he put me on. t...

great thread!

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