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you stated that genetics don't come into play with mood disorders then say it runs in families!

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My favourite mental health joke



If you suffer from schizophrenia, don't worry you are not alone and remember there's no I in team, but there are two I's in Schizophrenia.

I used to think I was a little unstable, and then I met every girl I've ever dated.



I think I'm bipolar because, when I get drunk, I dress up like a white arctic bear and I have sex with men and women.

i said it does run in families because it is a learned behaviour not because of genetics, please read back my posts and you'll find i have been consistent on this!

I suffer from post traumatic stress and dyspraxia and aspergus syndrome I try to take each day as it comes. of all of all in our lifetime 1 in 4 will suffer from a mental illness and sadly the ignorant stigma that goes with it.

my first post , my second post , so you'll see i have been consistent, also you presented one out of context line of a study for your rather arrogant "and at that stage the defence rests m'lud!"remark, i respond likewise with a counter explanation and you dismiss it out of hand because it doesn't suit you!

In my opinion it is not often retroactively stated that an issue of the knock-on effect provides a balanced perspective to any discrete or indicative configuration mode.

i dismissed your statement because you made the comment "i have not read much on the subject" but then go on to discount a very well researched theory on genetics. i'm sorry but your wrong. mental illness is carried in our genes in so much as the pre disposition or markers are carried by the offspring of parents that in some cases they have never met! hence the twins being used as an example. however you then bring in a side issue arround personality disorders if i remember rightly having some kind of influence on one study.



your clouding what is quite clearly fact. if your dad had deppression you are more likely to become deppressed even if you've never met your dad! is that simple enough for you????? now take that any way you want, call me a patronising Narcissistic arrogant idiot if that helps but .....i have read a little on the subject manco...unlike you!

This is starting to go around in circles. i think we'll have to agree ti disagree!

A person who commits a crime when mentally ill is still a person who has committed a crime. They should be punished and rehabilitated, if part of that rehabilitation is treatment for a mental illness then so be it. The answer to solving the question lies in the systems inability with rehabilitation. Fix that and you will help alot of people with and without mental illness. Indeed a person's mental wellbeing should not be taken into account when establishing if a person is guilty of a crime or not.

In extreme cases when a person is beyond rehabilitation of any sort, put them down. Simples!

As previously stated I have/am being treated for varying types of loonacy,depression, bipolar and mild schizophrenia. One thing that concerns me and I have not as yet met anyone else who suffers from it. Memory loss !!! I have very,very little recolections from beyond 5 years.I dont just mean currently its like I have a 5/6 yeay memory bank and as I hit another year the furthest year disapears from memory. I,ve taken my kids to WWF 3 times so they tell me,I dont remember, I,ve been to Wembley watching Wigan & United dozens of times,I cant remember,I dont remember events,people etc,etc. Its very sad and distressing but the experts cant shine any light on it and other people I speak to about depression etc dont suffer these losses, any of you lot ?