The Dr. Scott Jensen Podcast Ep 39 | Darkness
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Mental health is a major topic discussed today. On this podcast, I explore these topics from a physician's perspective - but also from the point of view of someone who lost a loved one to suicide. We must fight against the darkness!
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I'm so very sorry to learn about your brother Bruce. My sincere condolences to you and yours. Thanks for bringing this subject to light.
Bruce Jensen rest in peace, thanks for sharing ❤🙏🏾
So sorry for your lost Dr. Jensen. Thank you for bringing this topic to the table.
Thank you Dr. Jensen, you are bringing to light so much that needs addressing. I am so very sorry that you had to live through darkness and also the loss of your brother. Things like that, we never forget, as you told the story as if it happened yesterday. They leave a mark on our hearts. I think many of us have suffered situational depression, we live in a fast paced society, we have expectations thrown our way, some of the expectations are ones that we self-impose. I am learning that when people decide to step away from the chaos that their sense of happiness improves. We are over-whelmed on a grand scale. Then during the pandemic, we were over-whelmed with bad advice, inferior rulings from our politicians, making no one immune from the insanity. You are making a difference Dr. Jensen and I thank you for speaking out.
Thank-you Dr Jensen. I am sorry for the loss of your brother. We lost our son to fentanyl poisoning. He had serious PSA with sustance-induced schizophrenia, originally autism dx early 1980s. There was never a full investigation, calling him the derogatory term "addict". Depression is the root cause which is unsuccessfully treated. Maybe the new tms therapy will help save lives if saving lives is the mandate of policy makers. The system is not operating correctly. "When things do not make logical sense, there's another program running". #iamwilliamSOS
Scott, I am so so sorry. But thank you for sharing. God Bless you and your work and messages.
I'm so sorry about Your brother Bruce, I have a brother thats suffers from mental health, it is so difficult. Thanks Dr Scott, love listening to you.
I appreciate you.
Thank you for sharing your story. I also lost my brother to suicide, so many unanswered questions about why he did it and what could we all have done to help him or even pay attention to what he must have been going through.
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It is really sad the way we treat mental illness. Sometimes people who need and should get help don't for reasons that some would find non sensible but that are important to therm. Just as an example, a person is depressed but won't go to a councilor because in their state if they go in the state will removed all their firearms. That might be a good thing for some but for others?
I've been pretty bummed out twice in my 70+ years. Had nothing to do with guns or even feeling like committing suicide. However I am really, or use to be, into shooting sports. It was my main avenue for relaxation and fun. If I'd lived in one of those states there is no way I would have sought help just because of that. I guess that would maybe go into the stigmatizing thing.
The other problem, which is common in medicine today, they just want to put someone on a pill instead of looking for the root of the problem.
Thank you sir. I have found nothing more effective than the Roy Masters meditation exercise
I can't hear you over music
IF ANYONE COMMITS SUICIDE IT WILL NOT BE FORGIVEN IT'S A SIN- GOD ALMIGHTY COMMANDMENT SAID THOU SHALT NOT KILL IN THIS LIFE AND NEITHER IN THE NEXT. GOD ALMIGHTY FIRST AND EVERYTHING ELSE AROUND GOD.
Such a cold comment..so now you are filling in for God?! and in all capital letters? Leave any judgment to Father in Heaven. Mental illness is also an illness, just as cancer. Not to say suicide is a good thing, but luckily you are not the judge in this. Jesus died for our sins, He even forgave the sins of the murderer on the cross next to him. Other sins, like stealing is less bad? Come on. Not being a loving person is also a sin. So you are a sinner too, even our worst sins get forgiven when Jesus is our Saviour. He paid for it, so we can love Him and one another.. Also the sinners.