Symptoms of my "Disease" according to the NHS (in the age of reason)A Chapter by J.M.B+ the usage of the word “whole” in an acceptable non-Laingian context. i said “the whole concept of schizophrenia has been rendered meaningless by its constant misapplication” (which was actually a textbook psychiatric quote!) (psych/cpn) + the usage of the words “i
am” spoken in a non-religious context, “but i am a psychologist”, “but i am
going to write a book about you, and spread it all around town in the second-hand
bookstores” (psych/cpn) + that a step aunts name was “Joan” (psych) + saying, “hang on a sec here,
i’m actually all-right!” (psych/cpn) + that i was brought up in a
house called Smithy (my stepfather’s house) (psych) + mentioning having heard the
cpn’s voice coming from the other side of the door, when said in clear and
specific reference to the time she knocked on my door and woke me up with the
support worker standing by her side (cpn) + when i asked “why did you
glower at me with hatred and intensity when you walked through the waiting room
doors?” (cpn) + that i was said to be
religious (psych/cpn) + that i said that i was atheist
(soc-work) + that i was said to be
leftwing (psych/sup-work) + that i was said to be
rightwing (soc-work) + that i was said to be
racist (soc-work) + that i was thought to be
Jew (sup-work) + that i was said to be
homophobic (soc-work) + that i mentioned always
having had long hair (psych) + that i have a tattoo
(psych) + that i read books
(cpn/soc-work) + that i write poetry
(psych/cpn) + that i said “god”, in the context of, “oh my god, you’re so dumb Pauline!” (psych/cpn) + that i was said to be
anti-Buddhist (cpn) + that i was said to be
pro-Buddhist (sup-work) + because i’m vegetarian (psych/cpn) + mentioning the names of
famous authors that came to mind,
intellectuals, philosophers, scientists,
novelists, artists, musicians, etcetera (psych/cpn)
+ using any word that wasn’t
in the cpn’s vocabulary range, such as “itinerant” was one of many (cpn) + that i used the word
“countenance” (psych) + that i was said to have
been a criminal, and according to the social worker, i’d spent time in jail
(psych/cpn/soc-work/sup-work) + that my grandparents had
been burgled several years earlier (psych/cpn) + that i’d been burgled
several years earlier (psych/cpn) + that Bob Brown painted a
collage portrait of me for the new millennium which was displayed on the wall of the Monkey bar, + that i said an Irish man
had punched me once (cpn) + that i said i’d talked to
an Irish man in town last week (cpn) + that i accept evolutionary
descent from + that i accept the computer model of the brain
(cpn/soc-work/sup-work) + that i used the words
“reptilian brain” (cpn/soc-work/sup-work) + that i have the delusion that bioelectricity runs
through the dendrites of the cerebrum (cpn/soc-work/sup-work) + that i said we “evolved out
of the oceans” (cpn) + that i used the word
“neurotransmitter” spoken mid-sentence (cpn) + that i’d mentioned having
been 15 minutes late for work (sup-work) + that i’d used my manager’s
name in a non-religious context “Theo” (psych/cpn) Conclusion: 1/. schizophrenia as
neuro-semantic-word-drug. a technological device, employed irrelevantly, by others, to boost-up personal-individual-self-empowerment,
and enhance low levels of self-esteem 2/. a serious psychiatric
disorder that exists in the semantic-delusions of psychiatrists and their
co-workers 3/. cognitive dissonance
projected 4/. schizophrenic patient as;
the self-generated synchronicity of psychiatrists 5/. a simplified and
programmed techno-linguistic-reality-gloss employed to explain away complexity
with irrelevant and pessimistic superstition
6/. language used to create
and control slaves 7/. monkeys throwing their s**t (shitzophrenia) © 2012 J.M.BAuthor's Note
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Added on February 9, 2012Last Updated on March 23, 2012 Tags: Pauline O'Riley, Emma Johnson, Psychiatric Nurse, South London, Maudsley, NHS, 380 Streatham High Road, thought crime, Bob Brown Wakefield Artist Author
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