Is it all a bit boring?

Richdog said:
That sucks man. I would keep trying and maybe exaggerate how 'urgent' it is (within reason of course, just say you 'have trouble coping' or something) until they relent and give you an appointment. Sometimes persistence pays off.
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Already done and it wasn't exaggerated. I called 111 twice when having genuine panic attacks / crisis, they did their assessments and said I had to be seen immediately by mental health services.

Mental health services in my area still refused to do anything.

All part of my upcoming big lawsuit against the NHS.

They also claim that I cant have 'right to choose' for mental health, when I live 10 mins away from the outskirts of Leeds but in a Wakefield postcode. Getting to Leeds is also easier due to the nearest bus route but they still refuse to let me be seen or have referrals to Leeds.

Gonna win loadsa money eventually. Also for the haters, if you do win anything on medical neglect, you need to use it to repay all means tested benefits you've claimed for the same health reasons first, so its not even worth it for me to do this but I am.
 
BallistixOnZ490 said:
Already done and it wasn't exaggerated. I called 111 twice when having genuine panic attacks / crisis, they did their assessments and said I had to be seen immediately by mental health services.

Mental health services in my area still refused to do anything.

All part of my upcoming big lawsuit against the NHS.

They also claim that I cant have 'right to choose' for mental health, when I live 10 mins away from the outskirts of Leeds but in a Wakefield postcode. Getting to Leeds is also easier due to the nearest bus route but they still refuse to let me be seen or have referrals to Leeds.

Gonna win loadsa money eventually. Also for the haters, if you do win anything on medical neglect, you need to use it to repay all means tested benefits you've claimed for the same health reasons first, so its not even worth it for me to do this but I am.
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Wow ok, that is some backstory and seems well developed already. Good luck with it all I guess.
 
RoboCod said:
Gonna win loadsa money :cry:
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Yes you'll still be laughing when they have to pay me enough to afford to live the rest of my life.

I might have to go ahead and put the request in with the county court soon as the NHS resolutions person that's investigating is taking far too long and might have given up bothering as is usual for the NHS.
 
RoboCod said:
So it is worth your time?
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Its worth my time to try and get the help I should be getting.

In terms of any winnings, theres not actually any guarantee how much I could get. If I do get anything and its less than the means tested benefits I've taken out until now, then it all simply has to be used to pay it back.

If its more then I get to keep any additional amount.
 
BallistixOnZ490 said:
To me, life is a meaningless interval between birth and death.

Humans are just greedy self-absorbed sacks of cells with no real purpose other that their over inflated sense of self worth.
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So, you're here, alive on earth. And looking around, you found nothing and no-one of value?
 
RxR said:
So, you're here, alive on earth. And looking around, you found nothing and no-one of value?
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I used to see value in people, but the ones I did are long gone and out of my life now.

I've never enjoyed any activities, or found anything fulfilling.

Then all I see is all the bad things that the worst of what humanity does, I can only see the negative in everything and have never felt any positive emotions.
 
BallistixOnZ490 said:
I used to see value in people, but the ones I did are long gone and out of my life now.

I've never enjoyed any activities, or found anything fulfilling.

Then all I see is all the bad things that the worst of what humanity does, I can only see the negative in everything and have never felt any positive emotions.
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Hmm, I suspect you have few autistic traits. What you report (lack of positive emotion) does not correlate with the in-brain elevated Oxytocin dynamics (natural 'high') of autism.
 
RoboCod said:
Do you habitually take drugs?
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Habitually? Not really.

I took my first dose of prescription opiods in over 2 months to deal with my vaccine pain, as its also for the mostly broken wrist on the same arm and similar issues. Ive had a box of 100 pills for almost 2 years now and use them sparingly as little as possible, and still have more than half of them left.

I bought a couple of bottles of vodka to try again out of boredom after more than 5 years since my last bottle. I have about 8 units once or twice a month.

I decided to import nicotine pouches and combined with st johns wort as the NHS weren't giving me anything effective to see if it would help, it gives me a little boost in focus and maybe take about 6mg nicotine twice a week at most, not had any for a few weeks though.

Never been addicted to anything or taken anything illegal.
 
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