I could not agree more. My first wife was a shrink. She was paranoid,
obsessive compulsive, and spent money faster than she and I could earn it.
At the end, I told her her profession should be called "mental
masturbation." I may be paranoid --but am I paranoid enough? I deserve a
seat in Heaven by God for the 21 years I tried to hold it together.
TJ Garland, CMO supplier
there are no incurable illnesses-only incurable people.
From: Wayne Fugitt <wfug...@direcway.com>
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Emotional Problems and Shrinks
Date: Sun, 08 Feb 2004 08:14:59 -0600
Morning Nancy,
http://www.emofree.com
The website has lots of testimonies and a free tutorial to download. Many
areas of health can be affected by the emotions.
I did spend a few minutes on the site. It is well done and has lots of
information that would be of value to some people.
However, I feel that it is like most treatments, it is treating the
symptoms, not the cause.
Most people that I know who have emotional problems of any kind, are
generally unfocused people who have nothing to do but count flowers on the
wall.
The other class have chemical disorders within the body. In either case,
the root cause must be addressed.
If the unfocused people had more work to do, a task list a mile long,
enough energy to tackle these tasks, they would have little time to worry
about emotions.
I have few friends who study the mind and how people think and function. I
prefer to call them
"shrinks". Most of these guys are as weird as their patients. One was a
relative. When I visited him last,
he went into a trance as he was deciding what a weird freak I am. I saw
it. We were sitting at a table when I showed them a manifold block I
designed that required 44 drilling operations and 24 tapping operations.
Until then, he though I was only the redneck he had known many years ago.
I was the only one that saw and noticed his reactions. While it may have
been only a few seconds, it seemed like a long time for him to disappear
from the world he was in.
Still, I agree it fills a need for some people.
My favorite non-conventional, non-conformist, doctor, Dr. W. C. Douglass,
damns the psychiatrist profession more than any other.
Basically, he claims they treat people for a lifetime, claim they can never
get well, and insure that they don't by using drugs and avoiding the proper
treatment of the root cause of their disorder.
I know..... I have some mental problems too. However, I am too busy to
worry about them and don't give a nickle about what others think of my
mental state or emotional problems.
My state of a tranquil mind has kept me happy for years and reasonably
healthy. <grin>
Wayne
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