Reply #121: I don't think it is impossible... One of the phases of grieving is anger

[bush_is_wacko]

we have a whole lot of Americans out there who are stuck in the anger phase of grieving. A good psychologist would recognize their blood lust as the phase of grieving and guide them through it. Unfortunately, their family doctors and the crisis in our health care resources and money may leave them stuck there for a very long time. this anger will lead many of them right back tho their doctors office for treatment of stress related illnesses. I would bet money there are a lot of people out there switching from anti-depressant to anti-depressant because their family doctors don't recognize what they are going through or have no clue how to really address the problem.

Those deaths in my family were many years ago. Some as long as twenty years ago and It has only been in the las five or so years that I have seen some of the members of my family come out of that anger. * is riding high on emotional trauma for sure. I just wish there was some effort in TV broadcasting to subliminally move Americans forward. It might work?! Maybe I am just fooling myself.