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In reply to the discussion: People with mental illness 'should get jobs with health insurance and take care of themselves' [View all]coalition_unwilling
(14,180 posts)28. Mean-sprited though this will sound, I hope severe mental illness visits
that person's family soon.
That's the only language assholes and douchenozzles understand.
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People with mental illness 'should get jobs with health insurance and take care of themselves' [View all]
LuckyTheDog
Dec 2012
OP
Reader's Digest version: our society is well and truly fucked in the head - n/t
coalition_unwilling
Dec 2012
#31
Lock this guy in a cell with the naked guy who tried to eat somebody's face.
eppur_se_muova
Dec 2012
#8
The ACA is changing that. Ins. policies will be required to provide some sort of
Honeycombe8
Dec 2012
#13
Yes...I'm hanging on until the ACA is fully implemented. I'm older and am so afraid
Honeycombe8
Dec 2012
#17
We will be paying $18000 a year for health insurance beginning this March for two years
DebJ
Dec 2012
#24
I have bipolar II syndrome, a full time job, and pay for my BCBSM coverage out of pocket.
Denninmi
Dec 2012
#22
I have the same mental health issue as you, and I'm arguing the mental health angle.
napoleon_in_rags
Dec 2012
#35
Here's the thing you need to know about better supports for mentally ill:
napoleon_in_rags
Dec 2012
#41
I'm having a great deal of trouble envisioning the "no stigma" part, first and foremost.
Denninmi
Dec 2012
#43
Mean-sprited though this will sound, I hope severe mental illness visits
coalition_unwilling
Dec 2012
#28
I wonder if that person knows one of my former bosses who said those who
coalition_unwilling
Dec 2012
#30