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I'm not arguing against the emotional spins you're trying to put in. I believe medication can be helpful to help people get up, in the case of depression, but i
by Buzaga 14y ago
I'm not arguing against the emotional spins you're trying to put in. I believe medication can be helpful to help people get up, in the case of depression, but it's absurd to tell people, without providing any real proof, that they need to be on medication forever and that their brains "just malfunctions"(and there's 300 'illnesses' in DSM)
and yes I've already experienced it, seen it, I assure you, and got out without medication.
If a chemical solution needs to be introduced to fix the problem, then the nature of the problem needs to be chemical related. What's the malfunction in the brain of someone with ADHD or Oppositional Defiant Disorder? I'd bet anything these brains are perfectly healthy and if there's any problem whatsoever with them the origin is environmental-psychological, not biological.