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cpfccolin Dorset 09 Apr 15 12.17am
Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses. The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will
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cpfccolin

Dorset 09 Apr 15 12.17am

Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses.

The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will

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rednblue4eva Norwood 09 Apr 15 7.23am
Just hope that no-one you know (or yourself) ever suffers from depression
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rednblue4eva

Norwood 09 Apr 15 7.23am

Just hope that no-one you know (or yourself) ever suffers from depression

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Kermit8 Hevon 09 Apr 15 7.43am
Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses. The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will Reading your thoughts is enough to make anyone morose. Suppose all depressed children who have been victims of adult rapists should just 'get over it' when they become adults themselves and stop whingeing and looking for counselling on the NHS - which your taxes pay for - in Colinworld too, eh? Please join Katie if Miliband wins and fook right off to NZ or somewhere further afield. Ta. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am

Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses.

The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will

Reading your thoughts is enough to make anyone morose.

Suppose all depressed children who have been victims of adult rapists should just 'get over it' when they become adults themselves and stop whingeing and looking for counselling on the NHS - which your taxes pay for - in Colinworld too, eh?

Please join Katie if Miliband wins and fook right off to NZ or somewhere further afield. Ta.

Big chest and massive boobs

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palace777 belfast 09 Apr 15 8.20am
Quote iheartcpfc at 08 Apr 2015 9.56pm Quote rednblue4eva at 08 Apr 2015 9.48pm Katie Hopkins has made a number of tweets about depression, including: 'Most depression is just genuine sadness at a social situation. Like being caught in torrential rain with a bag from Primark.' That attention seeking old bint should just be ignored. She'll go away one day still would though!!
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palace777

belfast 09 Apr 15 8.20am

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Quote rednblue4eva at 08 Apr 2015 9.48pm

Katie Hopkins has made a number of tweets about depression, including: 'Most depression is just genuine sadness at a social situation. Like being caught in torrential rain with a bag from Primark.'

That attention seeking old bint should just be ignored. She'll go away one day

still would though!!

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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 09 Apr 15 8.21am
Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses. The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will There are some people yes and if it wasn't depression it would be bad back etc. That doesn't mean it isn't an illness, it doesn't mean it doesn't kill people. It does been you're a bit of a div. the dignified don't even enter in the game
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Y Ddraig Goch

In The Crowd 09 Apr 15 8.21am

Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am

Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses.

The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will

There are some people yes and if it wasn't depression it would be bad back etc.

That doesn't mean it isn't an illness, it doesn't mean it doesn't kill people. It does been you're a bit of a div.

the dignified don't even enter in the game

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jamiemartin721 Reading 09 Apr 15 10.03am
Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses. The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will Ah no I been found out, I'm faking a crippling disease that results in about 16% of those suffering from it killing themselves, just to claim s**ty benefits - Which I don't claim. Which you have to of course have proof to verify (ie from a doctor in the short term and a psychiatrist in the long term, and be recieving treatment) and pass a government ATOS interview requiring to prove disability that prevents you from working. My friend is so good at faking this for benefits that she regularly undergoes ECT as medication has no theraputic effect for her. Definately worth being put under, being electrocuted and losing memory in order to get that magic 63.50 a week. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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jamiemartin721

Reading 09 Apr 15 10.03am

Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am

Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses.

The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will

Ah no I been found out, I'm faking a crippling disease that results in about 16% of those suffering from it killing themselves, just to claim s**ty benefits - Which I don't claim.

Which you have to of course have proof to verify (ie from a doctor in the short term and a psychiatrist in the long term, and be recieving treatment) and pass a government ATOS interview requiring to prove disability that prevents you from working.

My friend is so good at faking this for benefits that she regularly undergoes ECT as medication has no theraputic effect for her.

Definately worth being put under, being electrocuted and losing memory in order to get that magic 63.50 a week.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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jamiemartin721 Reading 09 Apr 15 10.04am
Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses. The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will When you describe your own attitude to life, you shouldn't assume that everyone else is a c**t, just because you are. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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jamiemartin721

Reading 09 Apr 15 10.04am

Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am

Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses.

The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will

When you describe your own attitude to life, you shouldn't assume that everyone else is a c**t, just because you are.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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iheartcpfc SE25 09 Apr 15 2.14pm
Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses. The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will You are clueless.
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iheartcpfc

SE25 09 Apr 15 2.14pm

Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am

Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses.

The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will

You are clueless.

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Red-Blue-Yellow Surrey 09 Apr 15 4.06pm
Just some randomish observations: Everybody is different and depression is different for every sufferer...duration, cause(s), symptoms, frequency, impact on life, impact on others. And let's not talk about the myriad 'cures'.....OK just a word or two then... There is no cure as such. Drugs can be the best available option for some and a disaster for others. Friends are great- family too - but it takes time and patience that people don't have. Laughter is the best medicine....this has turned out to be true for me and no doubt others. Although isolation is generally regarded as a bad thing for depression, there are times when it is absolutely vital....it's impossible to cope with someone else in addition to what's going on inside yourself. Normally I'd have avoided even thinking about this, let alone writing about it. One thing I have noticed - and if this gives offence then good! - is that stupid, insensitive people don't get clinical depression. I also enjoy posting on: Love Everton Forum, the Acceptable Face of Scouse Football. [Link] twitter.com/LuvEvertonForum Come and give it a look, new members would be lovely. Come and JOIN. Or they'll nick your telly.
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Just some randomish observations:
Everybody is different and depression is different for every sufferer...duration, cause(s), symptoms, frequency, impact on life, impact on others.
And let's not talk about the myriad 'cures'.....OK just a word or two then...
There is no cure as such. Drugs can be the best available option for some and a disaster for others. Friends are great- family too - but it takes time and patience that people don't have.
Laughter is the best medicine....this has turned out to be true for me and no doubt others.
Although isolation is generally regarded as a bad thing for depression, there are times when it is absolutely vital....it's impossible to cope with someone else in addition to what's going on inside yourself.
Normally I'd have avoided even thinking about this, let alone writing about it.
One thing I have noticed - and if this gives offence then good! - is that stupid, insensitive people don't get clinical depression.

I also enjoy posting on: Love Everton Forum, the Acceptable Face of Scouse Football.
[Link]
twitter.com/LuvEvertonForum
Come and give it a look, new members would be lovely.
Come and JOIN.
Or they'll nick your telly.

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reborn 10 Apr 15 1.29pm
Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses. The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will Don't feed the Troll folks.... My username has nothing to do with my religious beliefs
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reborn 10 Apr 15 1.29pm

Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am

Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses.

The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will

Don't feed the Troll folks....

My username has nothing to do with my religious beliefs

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jamiemartin721 Reading 10 Apr 15 3.01pm
Quote Red-Blue-Yellow at 09 Apr 2015 4.06pm Just some randomish observations: Everybody is different and depression is different for every sufferer...duration, cause(s), symptoms, frequency, impact on life, impact on others. And let's not talk about the myriad 'cures'.....OK just a word or two then... There is no cure as such. Drugs can be the best available option for some and a disaster for others. Friends are great- family too - but it takes time and patience that people don't have. Laughter is the best medicine....this has turned out to be true for me and no doubt others. Although isolation is generally regarded as a bad thing for depression, there are times when it is absolutely vital....it's impossible to cope with someone else in addition to what's going on inside yourself. Normally I'd have avoided even thinking about this, let alone writing about it. One thing I have noticed - and if this gives offence then good! - is that stupid, insensitive people don't get clinical depression. I think, that in reality, depression is probably a series of related diseases and disorders, with similar symptoms (beyond the sub catagories of Bi-Polar Disorder, Seasonal Affective Disorder etc). That Major and Minor Depressive Disorders will ultimately turn out to be catagories of different forms of depression with different mechanisms involved etc). Interestingly there are some medical treatments that can result in Clinical Depression, such as Interferon and diseases that trigger it, such as Addisons and Lymes Disease (a parasite). "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 10 Apr 15 3.01pm

Quote Red-Blue-Yellow at 09 Apr 2015 4.06pm

I think, that in reality, depression is probably a series of related diseases and disorders, with similar symptoms (beyond the sub catagories of Bi-Polar Disorder, Seasonal Affective Disorder etc). That Major and Minor Depressive Disorders will ultimately turn out to be catagories of different forms of depression with different mechanisms involved etc).

Interestingly there are some medical treatments that can result in Clinical Depression, such as Interferon and diseases that trigger it, such as Addisons and Lymes Disease (a parasite).

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Eunectes Aberystwyth 11 Apr 15 12.09pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 09 Apr 2015 10.03am Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses. The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will Ah no I been found out, I'm faking a crippling disease that results in about 16% of those suffering from it killing themselves, just to claim s**ty benefits - Which I don't claim. Which you have to of course have proof to verify (ie from a doctor in the short term and a psychiatrist in the long term, and be recieving treatment) and pass a government ATOS interview requiring to prove disability that prevents you from working. My friend is so good at faking this for benefits that she regularly undergoes ECT as medication has no theraputic effect for her. Definately worth being put under, being electrocuted and losing memory in order to get that magic 63.50 a week. People are still using ECT? That is extremely terrible, it's just a less messy way of lobotomising a person. My Grandmother had it back in the eighties and it was utterly terrible - not just the traumatic effects of being subjected to massive electric shocks (which is horrific in itself), but her personality changed massively in many ways, not least in losing her sense of humour. It's an absolutely barbaric form of treatment.
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Eunectes

Aberystwyth 11 Apr 15 12.09pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 09 Apr 2015 10.03am

Quote cpfccolin at 09 Apr 2015 12.17am

Illness my arse there are a lot of people that use it as a means of getting out of going to work, so they can claim benefits and sit on their big fat arses.

The same as most things if someone can find an angle to use it to their advantage they will

Ah no I been found out, I'm faking a crippling disease that results in about 16% of those suffering from it killing themselves, just to claim s**ty benefits - Which I don't claim.

My friend is so good at faking this for benefits that she regularly undergoes ECT as medication has no theraputic effect for her.

Definately worth being put under, being electrocuted and losing memory in order to get that magic 63.50 a week.

People are still using ECT? That is extremely terrible, it's just a less messy way of lobotomising a person. My Grandmother had it back in the eighties and it was utterly terrible - not just the traumatic effects of being subjected to massive electric shocks (which is horrific in itself), but her personality changed massively in many ways, not least in losing her sense of humour. It's an absolutely barbaric form of treatment.

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