@ResIpsaLoquiturInterAlia
Totallydefeated
You don’t realise the severity of the pandemic because although you have mental challenges you were evidently not hospitalised or facing a much worse fate like others are. It is disrespectful to all those front line medics who are trying to save lives and under mental strain you would never appreciate nor understand. You don’t know what mental trauma is. A front line medic deciding how to prioritise limited life saving medical resources and yet you are asking for more. We don’t evidently have enough to fund healthcare so who is going to pay for all your nice to have extras?
Why is it always someone else’s problem ie looking towards a relatively incompetent government for leadership and direction. What are you yourself doing to protect your self and family? You will find charity starts at home and especially in a pandemic when everyone is suffering. Some more than others but it’s look towards yourself and do what you can. Nobody can help you more than yourself first. Your long term mental suffering is unfortunate collateral damage but many others have a worse fate than you. Many are dead or grieving. Think of those and everything seems less painful.
What a pile of rubbish -why don’t the people with dead elderly relatives who have lived their lives feel grateful, they could be living in Africa and lost multiple children.
Comparing people’s situations saying someone suffering mental stresses/illnesses should feel grateful because someone is worse Is one of the most idiotic things ever. On that basis, only one person in the history and future of mankind has the right to feel like they are suffering because only that one person can say that no one has it worse.
Guilt tripping people suffering mentally is despicable! Do you go round kicking a crutch away from people who have lost a leg whilst screeching “Stop moaning and be grateful you have one leg”.
Anyone who feels they are suffering mentally has the absolute right to be heard.