Re: What's Love Got to Do With It? NOTHING!!!

"Sister Lurlean Tucker" <Lurlean@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Anne Reynolds" <lesbyanne@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > I could not agree more with you. One of the bigest problems we have is
that
> > if someone comes into hospital, or is forcibly brought into hospital,
the
> > first reaction of the RMO, especially if someone is making a fuss, is
to
> > hold them down and give them an injection of Haraperidol.
>
> That's what I've been a saying for years.  Doctors only wanna make >
people dope addicts.  Do they really call it Haraperidol over in >
England?

Sorry that was a typo!

Over here in God's country it's Haloperidol - But we spell it Halaperidol
too, as  well as Haloperidol.

and the street > name is just Haldol.

That's the brand name we use, and what we usually refer to it as, but I
didn't know if you used that brand name there.

There's ads in news papers that tell people to > "ask their doctor" about
a
giving it to senile relatives to make them
> easier to "manage".  So now there's an anti-Haldol sup****t group for >
"abused elders".  It doesn't address the real problem of psychosis - >
which
is usually demonic possession.  It just puts the patient in a
> sort of trance so's he can be led around easier.  It has dozens of >
side
effects too.

Apart from the demonic possession that actually made sense.It is a pretty
awful drug and should only be used with care.

I'm a taking an anatomy class at our Holy Church
> so's I can do more faith healing.  We learn all about dope there.  We >
also learn how to use the old fa****oned s**** pits to drive demons out >
of
people. >

Lurlean, you obviously, despite all of the evidence to the contrary, have
a
brain, why don't you go to a real school, and get some proper medical
qualifications, then you might realise that all this faith healing and
s****
pits is really just bunkum.

> > Now whilst I agree that in some cases, this may be necessary to calm
the
> > person, and get them to sleep. (Sometimes patients in crisis haven't
slept
> > for days and days) It is definitely not the long term solution.
>
> No.  Exorcism is.>

  Don't be silly!

> > We spend more time, trying to get people off medication, that in some
cases
> > people have actually become addicted to, and if real therapy had been
used
> > or been available, in the first place, patients would have been much
more
> > rapidly able to deal with their problems.
>
> They can deal with them problems thru deep prayer and repentance.  >
Quack
medicine won't work.>

Counselling and therapy! Repentance has nothing to do with it unles it is
part of the theraputic process.

> > Yes that's a good analogy, I could use that if I may?
>
> I think it's a terrible analogy.  You might just as easily say you>
should
put disturbed people to death.

You obviously fail to understand the analogy then!

There needs to be more > cir***cision over in England.

Cir***cision has nothing to do with it at all! Why do you think men have
foreskins?

London reeks of curry and smegma.>

How would you know? According to what you've said, you're a hill billy now
living in the big city!

> Deep in prayer -

Why, it won't do any good you know!
>
Anne