I often wonder what it will look like to reach the point of not just surviving my misfortunes but being simply and profoundly grateful for every single thing that has ever happened to me. And why people who want things like that are so perplexing to those who don’t. Those who wonder, in their golden [...]
Archive for the ‘NAMI and I are One’ Category
I try to praise the mutilated world
Posted in Art heals, Betrayal, Child abuse, Dirty Fucking Hippies, Family, Force, Fourth Street, Healthy speech is poetry, Liars, Mental illness, Murder is a Crime, NAMI and I are One, Pharmageddon, Psychophobia, Rwanda, Sexist bastards, Torture, War, tagged wordle on November 27, 2008 | 8 Comments »
Where did our love go?
Posted in Betrayal, Biobabble, Child abuse, Etiological ignorance, Family, Force, Mad in America, Mental illness, NAMI and I are One, Pharmageddon, We Love Women, Wingnuttia on June 20, 2008 | 29 Comments »
Heard from our first NAMI defender today in a comment too fuckwadity to dissect though it’s befitting of due ridicule in what I hope to be the first in a protracted and honorable sword-crossing with our authoritarian rightwing mental health overlords. Participatory dialogue between consumers and families is so very long overdue it was with [...]
How do they get away with it?
Posted in Biobabble, Books, Child abuse, Etiological ignorance, Family, Force, Mad in America, NAMI and I are One, Pharmageddon, tagged the gamut on May 31, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Because “when fascism comes to America it will be wrapped in the flag.” That’s the principle behind NAMI’s propaganda-as-philanthropy campaign to exonerate themselves in the eyes of the world, which continues apace. And on the back of consumers, natch. They’ve delivered sets of 20 books to seven libraries. Who does that, and why? Imagine if [...]
Viagra comes to mind
Posted in Betrayal, Child abuse, Family, Force, Media, NAMI and I are One, Narrative competence, Torture, We Love Women on May 9, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Shit. I haven’t been able to look at this, til talking on the phone with Poodie tonight who said the story isn’t getting proper coverage. So I went looking for the truth at Shakesville, who hits it out of the park from the git: THIS story should be reported with purpose. If it is not [...]
Faith healers
Posted in Biobabble, DSM, Etiological ignorance, Humanistic psychology, Junk therapy, Kick it over, Mad in America, Mental illness, NAMI and I are One, Pharmageddon, Theory on April 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Over the last 4 years I’ve heard the term Evidence-Based Medicine™ invoked 20 times a day at the Capitol and named it gobbledygook from day one. Evidence-Based Medicine™ refers to interventions based on established criteria in the medical literature, involving steaming piles of horseshit from the academic domain that just happen to call for the [...]
Bloggy juxtapositions that made my head explode
Posted in Biobabble, Child abuse, Etiological ignorance, Family, Force, Humanistic psychology, Mad in America, Mental illness, NAMI and I are One, Pharmageddon, Psychophobia on April 15, 2008 | 10 Comments »
I can’t believe I got sucked into a thread with a child abuse denier but it looks like I stepped in it. Sally caught the stink of evil for what it was off the bat in Why are so many kids mentally ill? while I was doing my “multi-perspective, tease out the complexities” liberal tolerant [...]
Wonky time
Posted in Biobabble, Etiological ignorance, Force, Mental illness, NAMI and I are One, Pharmageddon, Psychophobia, War, tagged 2008 Election on April 9, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I’m not a special interest voter. I believe single-issue voters who refuse to vote for a progressive based on one policy are responsible for keeping the left in splinters and the status quo dominant. Single-issue voting also suggests over-investment in a single cause, which makes me question the voter’s overall judgment and dedication to the [...]






