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Category Archives: Difference and Diversity
@MentalHealthCop under restraint
Michael Brown is an experienced, senior and intelligent and sensitive police officer. And yes, he’s for real . Having been frustrated at is own experiences encountering people in the kind difficulties – of the kind that get called “mental illness” … Continue reading
Posted in Crazy World, The Mad Ones, what's going on?
Tagged @mentalhealthcop, mental health, policing
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family day
In Ontario, the third Monday in February is a holiday – Family Day. Enjoy yours,eh?
subterranean homesick blues – Bob Dylan
Johny’s in the basement Mixing up the medicine I’m on the pavement Thinking about the government The man in the trench coat Badge out, laid off Says he’s got a bad cough Wants to get it paid off Look out … Continue reading
Posted in music, The Mad Ones
Tagged blues, Bob Dylan, Dylan, Homesick, Subterranean, Suck, sucksess
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do anything you wanna do – Eddie and The Hot Rods
I’m gonna break out of the city Leave the people here behind Searching for adventure It’s the kind of life to find Tired of doing day jobs With no thanks for what I do I know I must be someone … Continue reading
Posted in Crazy World, life, The Mad Ones, work
Tagged do what you wanna do, Eddie and The Hot Rods
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come laugh you head off
Laughing Like Crazy Showcase – Thu 27th Feb 2014 If you think mental health is nothing to make jokes about- that may be your meds. Think again, or don’t think – just come laugh your ass, your arse, or your head … Continue reading
the psychiatrist’s office – Dr Bullock & The Muppets
What every psychiatrist’s office could use a little more of… phe-no-me-nah! . . . . . boy, you sure are crazy! . . . . related posts… psychiatry – in recovery https://recoverynetworktoronto.wordpress.com/2013/01/01/psychiatry-in-recovery/ manamana https://recoverynetworktoronto.wordpress.com/2012/01/14/manamana/
Posted in manamana, Psychiatry, The Mad Ones
Tagged manamana, Muppets, phenomena, Sandra Bullock
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who – David Byrne & St Vincent
Who walks this dusty road? Who always pulls their weight? Who’s this?! Inside of me Who made a big mistake Who sees these constellations Seen in those spinning round Carry these men and women Who get lost when the sun … Continue reading
Posted in human diversity, music, The Mad Ones
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Midnight’s Children
Salman Rushdie’s magical realism tale of children born around midnight on August 15, 1947, when India transitioned into independent Republic of India – “born in the hour of freedom, handcuffed to history”. The central character Saleem is born on the … Continue reading
Posted in hearing voices, human diversity, Ideas, The Mad Ones
Tagged Midnight's Children, Salman Rushdie
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hey Joe
Songwriter: BILLY ROBERTS Hey Joe, a-where you goin’ with that gun in your hand Hey Joe, I said where you goin’ with that gun in your hand, oh yeahI’m going down to shoot my old lady You know I caught … Continue reading
fear is the worst of it …
Fear is real. Just like voices. And, uncannily, voices often represent or speak-to a person’s deepest, unspoken, unspeakable fears. Fear is visceral- palpable – you can feel it – in your chest, your heart thumping, heightened state of awareness, alertness. … Continue reading
Posted in Adversity, Crazy World, Ideas, The Mad Ones
Tagged bastard, fear, get out there, Walter White
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