I have schizophrenia and the psychiatrist and psychologist will ask a patient if they are thinking of harming themselves or someone else. And if you tell them you are they can have you admitted to a psychiatric ward against your will and with your will. I thought it was interesting to see what I have just learned from studying the internet. Although I don't have intents to harm myself or others, I did some research about unecessary surgeries and abortions and found something that someone might be hiding from people.
In unecessary surgeries like plastic surgery or something else, the patient is placed under a deep sedative sleep just above death and carefully monitored so that they are kept alive, but in a state that they don't feel the surgery. There are a percentage of people that may die. Or have long term injuries from such proceedures. Why do surgeons continue to perform unnecessary surgery?
Asking about suicide and self-harm: moving beyond clinician discomfort
So does someone going into plastic surgery intend to risk harming themselves and does the surgeon risk their lives and health unecessarily. Could the same insanity claim that the psychologist and psychiatrist be used to check them as a team of doctor and patient that as a team they are doing something similar of potentially harming themselves (patient) or someone else (doctor)
In abortions around the world nearly half are dangerous and many even in the united states die from abortions or suffer long term health effects.
Abortion
Do the abortions also follow under the same insane questions of whether they are thinking of harming themselves or someone else?
Sure maybe the plastic surgery elites and rich people may not know they could be harmed in the process of unecessary risk. Or do they. The abortion people, do they consider harming their unborn babies, and what of the doctors and the risks to the mothers.
Should they be locked up in a mental ward for attempting such ideas and procedures. I think it is up to the states that define the laws and perhaps the federal government as well. They seem to be doing it to mentally ill people? How do I know? I have a brother in law that was suicidal being homeless and we had to call the police on him as he was threatening suicide. And they eventually locked him up. He later visited me and said "ya, I wouldn't take the meds they wanted to give me so they gave me shock therapy and he didn't have a choice since he rejected the meds. That was here in Washington state.
Strange world we live in. Comments?
In unecessary surgeries like plastic surgery or something else, the patient is placed under a deep sedative sleep just above death and carefully monitored so that they are kept alive, but in a state that they don't feel the surgery. There are a percentage of people that may die. Or have long term injuries from such proceedures. Why do surgeons continue to perform unnecessary surgery?
Asking about suicide and self-harm: moving beyond clinician discomfort
So does someone going into plastic surgery intend to risk harming themselves and does the surgeon risk their lives and health unecessarily. Could the same insanity claim that the psychologist and psychiatrist be used to check them as a team of doctor and patient that as a team they are doing something similar of potentially harming themselves (patient) or someone else (doctor)
In abortions around the world nearly half are dangerous and many even in the united states die from abortions or suffer long term health effects.
Abortion
Do the abortions also follow under the same insane questions of whether they are thinking of harming themselves or someone else?
Sure maybe the plastic surgery elites and rich people may not know they could be harmed in the process of unecessary risk. Or do they. The abortion people, do they consider harming their unborn babies, and what of the doctors and the risks to the mothers.
Should they be locked up in a mental ward for attempting such ideas and procedures. I think it is up to the states that define the laws and perhaps the federal government as well. They seem to be doing it to mentally ill people? How do I know? I have a brother in law that was suicidal being homeless and we had to call the police on him as he was threatening suicide. And they eventually locked him up. He later visited me and said "ya, I wouldn't take the meds they wanted to give me so they gave me shock therapy and he didn't have a choice since he rejected the meds. That was here in Washington state.
Strange world we live in. Comments?
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