Sinead O'Connor

[Auroranorth]

It's unfortunate that when people start feeling better and more stable on their meds, some will decide that they no longer need them. Then the cycle begins again.

[sobe]

Aug 9, 2017 0:40:23 GMT -4 Smilla said:

"No Man's Woman" is one of my mainstays for stress relief. Here's hoping Ms. O'Connor stays safe from now on.

In college, one of my guy friends came over to use my computer and No Man's Woman was on the playlist I had at the time. He ended up replaying that song like five times because he just loved the sound it.

I have tremendous sympathy for both Sinead and her family. I hope Sinead and her doctors find the best possible treatment for her current decompensation. And I hope for some peace for her loved ones too. I used to work with people who where involuntarily committed (5150'ed people and conservatees), and you could see their families under tremendous stress. In a lot of cases, I couldn't really blame some of those family members for not being able to deal after years of erratic or destructive behavior.

[FiggyPudding]

Aug 10, 2017 11:58:49 GMT -4 Auroranorth said:

It's unfortunate that when people start feeling better and more stable on their meds, some will decide that they no longer need them. Then the cycle begins again.

I read that this is actually more likely for people with certain diagnoses, like it's wired in their brains more than the average person (who might quit their antibiotics early, for example).

[Auroranorth]

She posted again on FB.

Good people of Facebook. Thank you for your love. I am well. In a wonderful, loving hospital. Passed the bastard kidney stone. Held it in my hand. Doctor kept me because they were worried about me being alone. They have re-diagnosed me and deduced Hackensack's diagnoses of BPD was UNPROFESIONALLY CARRIED OUT and is false. The only mental illnesses I suffer from are COMPLEX PTSD and depression. Hackensack very unprofessionally cold-turkeyed me off all meds two weeks ago and that is why I became ill. I am now back on depression meds and also meds for PTSD. I have the best doctor and medical team now that I have ever had. And today I woke up beaming smiling for no reason at all. Every day I am more me, alive, like the sun is coming up more every day. They are going to send me to live in a community of domestic abuse survivors as they reckon the reason I have not recovered for two yeas is i been seeking the wrong help. The fact is I am a victim of domestic abuse and I was too ashamed to admit it. So they will keep me here in this beautiful, loving hospital until they find the right domestic abuse survivors community near here so I can stay linked with the hospital also.
I have also fired my criminal, fraudster manager, Bruce Garfield, and hired a new female manager and a criminal lawyer who will be pressing full charges and sending him to jail on behalf of all dead and defrauded musicians who's managers had no sense of duty of care.
I have good people around me and i will never be lonely again. My mission from now on will be to dedicate my life to the abolishment of stigma toward mentally ill people and in particular to the abolishment of the abandonment of mentally ill people by their families. Please keep your prayers coming. They are working. Thank you to Facebook for all your love and support too. But especially thank you to my loving followers who have saved my life and lifted my spirits so much in the last two years. Lets fight all this stigma and abandonment together. I love you . Oh! Also many, many thanks to Dr Phil who has offerred to fly from Texas to help me. I am blown away. Thank you. Also thankyou to my wonderful lawyer,Michael Wildes and his lovely wife, Amy, and tp The Jazz Foundation, under whos care I am at this hospital.

Dr. Phil? NOPE.

[eclair]

Oh...dear.

I'll continue to send her good vibes.

[kateln]

Aug 10, 2017 17:49:00 GMT -4 FiggyPudding said:

Aug 10, 2017 11:58:49 GMT -4 Auroranorth said:

It's unfortunate that when people start feeling better and more stable on their meds, some will decide that they no longer need them. Then the cycle begins again.

I read that this is actually more likely for people with certain diagnoses, like it's wired in their brains more than the average person (who might quit their antibiotics early, for example).

Let me introduce you to an uncle of mine...

[ikmccall]

Aug 11, 2017 7:17:51 GMT -4 kateln said:

Aug 10, 2017 17:49:00 GMT -4 FiggyPudding said:

I read that this is actually more likely for people with certain diagnoses, like it's wired in their brains more than the average person (who might quit their antibiotics early, for example).

Let me introduce you to an uncle of mine...

Or my brother

[forever1267]

She has the most gorgeous version of Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered.

Sending good vibes too.

[Deleted]

I truly feel for her children.

[Auroranorth]

Wow, that was good!