Tonight on this special Valentine’s Day edition of The Commitment Hour, NamiDearest interviews our favorite NamiMommy about a special new treatment program for the seriously mentally ill. Advocates for the seriously mentally ill call this program, The Permanent Solution.
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Truth would quickly cease to become stranger than fiction, once we got as used to it.
H L Mencken
The slippery slope of euthanasia is being debated in Canada once again.
“Quebec report calls for euthanasia legislation”Mar. 22, 2012
“Quebec is being asked to take the bold step of legislating a form of medically supervised euthanasia.”
“The committee insisted the proposal is in no way a form of assisted suicide but rather the ultimate health care solution for the terminally ill.”
Aren’t we all terminally ill?
“A patient requesting medical assistance to die would submit a signed form that would be reviewed periodically with the assistance of the patient’s doctor, who must also sign the form and obtain a second opinion from an independent physician.”
Same thing at Action T4 . Three red pencil marks meant you were worthy of death.
http://www.historyplace.com/speeches/galen.htm
“Who will be able to trust his doctor any more?”Cardinal Clemens von Galen – August 3, 1941
Thank you NamiDearest for sharing the love.
I am sorry to tell you though that you might be in violation of Bill C-36A Subsection 33 that it is unlawful to say anything publicly that might interfere with the profits of any major American Corporation.
The mentally ill cannot buy meds if they are not alive! And who will do all the service work for America Inc. Service work is all that is left, servants are useless and unreliable unless they are properly medicated.
It’s a good idea though. Can’t the parents just appreciate what psychiatry has done for them? Just put them in the assisted outpatient group homes with the assisted outpatient McJob work program.
Probably what we need are more award ceremonies where regional directors can beam with happiness wile the medicated recovery cases can sit in obedient rows getting their plaques of merit.
Excelsior!
Of course! The “permanent” solution is a great way to allow NAMI mommies and daddies to play the “Oh woe is me” martyr card. I feel sorry for them because the more they whine, the more attention they get and the more their identity becomes wrapped up in being poor martyrs. And, we wouldn’t want the truth to come out about them. Shhh, many’s the adult with a NAMI mommie who is messed up. I look at the adult child and then I look at the parent and I know the real source of the adult child’s issues. And, given that over 90% of all with psychiatric diagnosis are survivors of abuse, neglect and trauma, the poor parents must hide somewhere to escape blame and responsibility. Permanent solution relieves guilt. Puts an end to it. Bravo.