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To: cake_crumb

Folks would have had to document to a mental health professional that he was an IMMINENT DANGER to himself or others.

The bloggings MIGHT have qualified depending. But were they ever made available to anyone with sufficient training and position to carry it further. I’m skeptical.

Perhaps the website is complicit in not forcefully bringing such to a professional’s awareness—maybe they did or tried to. But I’m loathe to hold websites legally responsible. Still, morally, they might should have, could ahve done more.

I agree that some folks are SUPER RESISTENT TO HELP. Have met more than a few. Even super therapist with impossible cases once . . . a mother walked in with a 7-10 or so year old boy. BEfore they got far into the room, Milton Erickson told the mother to take the boy out of there and not to bring him back. My fantasy about that is that whether or not Milton would have described it that way—he sensed some spiritual forces that he didn’t want to tangle with.

Sure folks can justify all manner of diagnoses from the DSM IV.

I’m not impressed nor convinced that such diagnoses would comprehensively describe all the important things going on with this kid.

imho, it is clear that he had at least a significant demonic problem of above average proportions. Medication and therapy will NOT solve that problem by a long shot. Some such can even make such a problem worse.

He MAY have had a diagnosible mental illness even IF all his demonic and socializaiton problems had been worked through. But I am somewhat skeptical even of that.


2,120 posted on 12/11/2007 9:02:45 AM PST by Quix (GOD ALONE IS GOD; WORTHY; PAID THE PRICE; IS COMING AGAIN; KNOWS ALL; IS LOVING; IS ALTOGETHER GOOD)
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To: Quix

Yes sir...or madam...but you are a sir, correct? I’m aware of the criteria.


2,129 posted on 12/11/2007 9:17:18 AM PST by cake_crumb (May I never live to see the day America has a 'popular war'. God bless our troops.)
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To: Quix
"imho, it is clear that he had at least a significant demonic problem of above average proportions. Medication and therapy will NOT solve that problem by a long shot. Some such can even make such a problem worse"

Ah. Sorry I missed this part of your post; my eyeballs are rebelling against an overheating brain. This is true, and my statment wasn't meant as a recommendation of treatment, but es an example that he seemed to be on the wrong meds, which is as bad as no meds if thee IS a treatment for your condition. As I said to the poster I was replying to, sometimes there IS no help for people.

Whether his demons were personal real or both, I agree he had a serious demonic problem.

2,133 posted on 12/11/2007 9:21:18 AM PST by cake_crumb (May I never live to see the day America has a 'popular war'. God bless our troops.)
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