HOUSE PRICES: IT IS 2022 NOW AND HOUSE PRICES
HOUSE PRICES HAVE ONCE AGAIN REACHED THE RATIO WITH EARNINGS
WHICH THEY WERE AT IN 1990.
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THE CORRUPT ADMINISTRATION OF LAW AND DEFAMATION MOTIVATES CRIME AGAINST THE TARGETTED VICTIM. PEOPLE KNOW THEY CAN COMMITOFFENCES AGAINST A MAN WHO IS DEFAMED WITHOUT CONSEQUENCES. BUSINESS AND ARTISTIC ENDEAVORS ARE HAMPERED. IRONCLAD UNITY AMONG LAW OFFICERS FORCED ME TO BE A SELF REPRESENTED PLAINTIFF. COURT DATES WERE MOVED UP AND I WAS NOT NOTIFIED. I HAD UNDERTAKEN LEGAL ACTION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, PREDICTING DAMAGE. THE PREDICTED DAMAGE HAS DEVASTATED MY LIFE. MORE DAMAGE COULD OCCUR
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Couldn’t have said it better. After a longstanding marriage, and children, the man I married turned from Jekyll into Hyde one day, and started making frivolous police calls to “come control the wife.” This, when I spoke up with an opinion that did not agree with his, for one of the first times in years. He convinced the none-too-astute officers that he would like me to have a psychiatric exam, because he was sure I was “bonkers” for having disagreed with him. One truly nasty cop obliged by coming back with the paperwork for him to have me held for 72 hrs., against my say-so. Apparently such archaic laws are still on the books in some places. When I met with a doctor, he told me my husband was obviously a dangerous man, and not to go home again, but to RUN! He released me immediately, told me to divorce him asap. I had underage children at home still, so I needed to go back. My Narcissistic husband became worse — enormous lies, smearing my reputation to everyone we knew (and I was shocked that some “friends” never questioned what he told them), destroying our finances, damaging or stealing my belongings, and becoming abusive in every way you might imagine. He continued trying to claim that I was the crazy one, as I did everything to sort through this mess. He cooked up another smear, took it to court this time, and had me thrown out of our home on false allegations. I had it overturned, but that took months and thousands of dollars. Then, I found he had been brainwashing our children to hate me. He had taken them away forcefully many times, for days at a stretch, to anonymous motels where I could not reach them. Police did nothing; said Dad had joint custody. This is where my husband indoctrinated our kids with subtle mind-control methods. Eventually, he had the kids thinking his way – like a cult leader with his groupies. I found out it is called Attachment-based Parental Alienation (see website of Craig Childress). My once-loving children became as vicious and abusive to me as my husband. I am still in shock. Waiting for the divorce. My kids refuse contact, and treat me like a worm whenever we do see one another. How did this happen? I am normal. I thought for years that my husband was too — apart from the fact that he could never thank or compliment me in any way whatsoever (no reciprocity). Wish now that I had known that was a clue. Take your children and get out of there! Just be careful that you do not jump from the frying pan into the fire by having him try Parental Alienation on them — which causes huge damage. It can land you in court for years of often-fruitless fighting for your kids. Emotionally, Parental Alienation leaves your kids at high risk of suicide. This is serious stuff.
WRONG MOBCognitive dissonance is diffused and reduced when the survivor of narcissistic abuse is able to receive validation and confirmation of the reality of their circumstances. Narrating the story can take place verbally in psychotherapy sessions and/or via the use of journaling exercises. Although this is just the beginning of the healing process, mastering the trauma associated with narcissistic abuse ensues when the target has unconditional, positive regard, validation for their experience, psychoeducation about the nature of narcissistic abuse recovery, and empowerment as they move through the emotions associated with grief/trauma recovery.
Being able to vocalize or write about the particulars of the experience releases the trauma and enables the survivor to reduce cognitive dissonance and continue with the healing work. T
Couldn’t have said it better. After a longstanding marriage, and children, the man I married turned from Jekyll into Hyde one day, and started making frivolous police calls to “come control the wife.” This, when I spoke up with an opinion that did not agree with his, for one of the first times in years. He convinced the none-too-astute officers that he would like me to have a psychiatric exam, because he was sure I was “bonkers” for having disagreed with him. One truly nasty cop obliged by coming back with the paperwork for him to have me held for 72 hrs., against my say-so. Apparently such archaic laws are still on the books in some places. When I met with a doctor, he told me my husband was obviously a dangerous man, and not to go home again, but to RUN! He released me immediately, told me to divorce him asap. I had underage children at home still, so I needed to go back. My Narcissistic husband became worse — enormous lies, smearing my reputation to everyone we knew (and I was shocked that some “friends” never questioned what he told them), destroying our finances, damaging or stealing my belongings, and becoming abusive in every way you might imagine. He continued trying to claim that I was the crazy one, as I did everything to sort through this mess. He cooked up another smear, took it to court this time, and had me thrown out of our home on false allegations. I had it overturned, but that took months and thousands of dollars. Then, I found he had been brainwashing our children to hate me. He had taken them away forcefully many times, for days at a stretch, to anonymous motels where I could not reach them. Police did nothing; said Dad had joint custody. This is where my husband indoctrinated our kids with subtle mind-control methods. Eventually, he had the kids thinking his way – like a cult leader with his groupies. I found out it is called Attachment-based Parental Alienation (see website of Craig Childress). My once-loving children became as vicious and abusive to me as my husband. I am still in shock. Waiting for the divorce. My kids refuse contact, and treat me like a worm whenever we do see one another. How did this happen? I am normal. I thought for years that my husband was too — apart from the fact that he could never thank or compliment me in any way whatsoever (no reciprocity). Wish now that I had known that was a clue. Take your children and get out of there! Just be careful that you do not jump from the frying pan into the fire by having him try Parental Alienation on them — which causes huge damage. It can land you in court for years of often-fruitless fighting for your kids. Emotionally, Parental Alienation leaves your kids at high risk of suicide. This is serious stuff.
Brain imaging studies have shown that this crucial area of the brain can be damaged by schizophrenia and bipolar disorder as well as by diseases like dementia. When the frontal lobe isn’t operating at 100%, a person may lose their ability to judge their own competence.
Early studies of anosognosia indicated that approximately 30% of people with schizophrenia and 20% of people with bipolar disorder experienced "severe" lack of awareness of their diagnosis.
For a person with anosognosia, this *inaccurate insight feels as real and convincing as other people's ability to perceive themselves. But these misperceptions cause conflicts with others and increased anxiety. Lack of insight can cause reckless or undesirable behavior.
*HAVING NO PHYSICS, NO CHEMISTRY, NO MATHEMATICAL SKILLS AND A PROFOUND DISREGARD FOR THE PRACTICAL REQUIREMENTS OF LAW CREATES INACCURACY.
Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, while not as widespread, are particularly disturbing as they alter an individual’s ability to discern what is real and what is not. Psychotic disorders often bring hallucinations, delusions and behaviors that are difficult to understand. While researchers haven’t been able to pinpoint the cause, it appears to come from some combination of an altered brain structure, genetics and maybe environmental triggers. Scientists are also looking into whether brain trauma or severe emotional trauma, or a post-viral condition may also play a role. Recent research points to a specific protein shortage in the brains of some schizophrenics, which weakens certain brain connections.
Schizoaffective disorder is a serious mental health condition.
It has features of two different disorders:
There’s no cure for schizoaffective disorder.
There are two types of schizoaffective disorder:
bipolar schizoaffective
disorder and depressive schizoaffective disorder.
The two types are based
on the associated mood disorder the person has:
This lifelong illness can affect all areas of a person’s life.
A person with schizoaffective disorder can find it difficult
to function at work or school.
It also affects people’s relationships with family,
friends and loved ones.
Many people with schizoaffective disorder
have periodic episodes.
There are times when their symptoms surface and times
when their symptoms might disappear for a while.
The condition usually begins in the late teens or early
adulthood, up to age 30.
It rarely occurs in children. Studies suggest the disorder
is more likely to occur in women than men.
Schizoaffective disorder is rare. Research estimates that
3 in every 1000 people (0.3%) will develop
schizoaffective disorder in their lifetime.
Still, it’s difficult to know exactly how many people have the
condition because of the challenging diagnosis.
People with schizoaffective disorder have
symptoms of two different mental health conditions.
Some people might get misdiagnosed with schizophrenia.
Others might get misdiagnosed with a mood disorder.
Researchers don’t know the exact cause of
schizoaffective disorder.
They believe several factors are involved:
Symptoms of schizoaffective disorder vary from one
person to the next.
They can range from mild to severe.
Someone with schizoaffective disorder experiences
psychotic symptoms.
They also experience severe mood changes, with
symptoms of depression,
mania or both. A person with schizoaffective disorder
will have psychotic
symptoms that occur alone and with mood changes.
Psychotic symptoms:
Depression symptoms:
Mania symptoms:
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