Last post. Last message.

[DeathWish77]

One day I hope the psychiatry industry is gone. There are humans rights violations happening in the industry on a daily basis. All through my life, I had my physical issues called psychiatric by arrogant doctors. I am at a place right now with people that believe me, who believe I have an autoimmune disease, but still, the damage is done. My suffering is too great. I cannot bear this pain to wait days longer for the tests.

In the future, remember this post. Remember all those dismissed, tortured, and killed by psychiatry.

I should've been able to get help long ago. I never got it. I've been tortured my whole life.

Goodbye.

 

[rotten]

I'm sorry it's come to this. What happened to you is beyond cruel...

 

[not-2-b-the-answer]

Sorry this happened to you. I hope you are able to find peace.

 

[FuneralCry]

This life really is cruel, I'm sorry to hear you have been treated like that. I have heard many stories about this industry, many lives ruined.

 

[Wintered]

Hope you can find peace now..

 

[Journeytoletgo]

I hope you find peace on your journey

 

[Shrek]

Good luck, i hope the suffering stops for you friend

 

[RedundantRecord]

I agree that the psychiatry industry in general really is abominable, they violate people however they want when it comes down to their business. Those who usually seek and are in authoritative positions such as doctors do constantly arrogantly assess their patients, the greater the perceived stakes are the more dismissive and lethally controlling they will tend to be in accordance with their agenda, perhaps even praising failed forced interventions as well intended best efforts but more likely just forgetting about it and trying more desperately to keep patients within their control another time, business as usual. I've heard that the more patients doctors process/treat the more promoted they are at their job, making efficient incompetence more profitable. I don't think it's reasonable to have any obligation of some kind of trust in whatever consultancy or treatments they distribute, if someone is most likely or assuredly going to die for any reason that doesn't mean there's righteousness in doing anything to them such as imposing drugs, imprisonment or even removing parts of their brain against or without involvement of their will, maybe if a firm unconditional value was placed on the will of the patient, on consent and cooperation, they wouldn't be as incompetent. It's utmost unfortunate that the psychiatry industry cannot be safely or reliably cooperated with, much less trusted to provide something that's asked for and that anywhere close to what would be in time.

Far too much torturous damage is indeed done and I think that will be remembered by some until the very end of this species. I wish you well and the absence of further torture in your decision.