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

I missed at the begining who Adam was and had to listen back to realize he wasn't some kind of celebrity. Great episode, amazing guest, Adam seems to be a great person and I hope this helps him gettting better. It was so good and I was doing a donation for your show before you even mentioned the donations. Keep doing this podcast, you are doing a great job and this could lead I suspect to great things for you in the future. Don't stop being funny also though!

This episode has been AMAZING. I am listening to the last part now. How amazing to hear how he opened up.

Just a couple of thoughts..... I have 3 year old Crocs that I LOVE!!! They're great!!

Toes.. toes.. feet and toes... Paul.... If you want to treat her woman.. when she has nice clean feet... just start rubbing.. and then let those toes become little snacks to suck and nibble on. She'll adore you!

So many truths came out during this podcast. One of the more interesting ones to me was referring to addicts as children. I have a friend who has battled narcotics addictions for years. Her last relapse nearly killed her, and she's trying again. Emotionally, she is stunted. I think I heard her say once that addicts are stuck in the time when they became addicted.

Keep up this amazing podcast. It was perfectly wrapped around my therapy session today.

Great show. Loved his honesty about everything. Recovering addict myself and recovering from sexual abuse. I value when other men talk about sexual abuse in a normal manner and not highlighted any more than necessary nor avoided due to its sensitive nature. Thanks, guys.

Thanks for the nice comments you guys. I have a real special place in my heart for Hank. He's a big sweet bear. He was one of my favorite guests. Thanks for listening. Doing the show really gives me a feeling of purpose, and if nobody listened, I probably wouldn't feel that way. So thanks. And for taking the time to visit the forum and share your thoughts.

Paul

I've been working my way through the backlog of episodes from before I discovered the podcast, and I have to say I absolutely adored Hank's honesty and openness! Great episode!