A sad tale

[pdpatient]

Video captures patient crawling out of hospital after staff dismiss pleas for help cbc.ca/news/gopublic/hospit...

[pmh18623]

A very disturbing story. Unfortunately, doctor bias against anyone with a mental health diagnosis is all too common.

[MBAnderson]

pd, did you or HU delete your 2 previous threads?

[MBAnderson in reply to MBAnderson]

Now, you've had 3 threads deleted in the last 10 minutes.

[pdpatient in reply to MBAnderson]

The following is what transpired:

Me

There is valid, reasonable, documented, and observed evidence that the soon to be former President of the USA has a neurological deficiency, most likely Parkinson's. His erratic behavior has been speculated as perhaps a result of his Parkinson's like condition.

There are other world leaders who have been speculated to have PD.

It is our right and your duty and obligation to allow such posts as mine today that attempt to open up the discussion about the effects of the perceived disease in political figures who might be world leaders. For example, there was speculation that former USA Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton might have had Parkinson's.

There is much misinformation and lack of information out there regarding the condition. We need to do a better job of educating the public about such warped information. Should this forum/community not have the opportunity to understand this vast information gap amongst the public and be allowed the opportunity to discuss how we might help dispel misinformed notions?

Before you dismiss such posts, please do your due diligence research and validate the premise of the post before deleting it. After all, we have a vested interest in not exhibiting such behavior if we learn from the observations of others with the same affliction.

Makes sense?

2 hours ago

CPT_Helen

these posts about political leaders are speculation and will incite further political debate i am deleting them.