I have mental health illnes Its not a problem

You are receiving help for you problems Janey, good for you.

It really doesn’t matter what other people think.

Big hug.

This isn't bad spelling - it's deliberate omissions. Either you can spell a word - or not - but it tends to be consistent.

Hope you are having a good day today. One day at a time!

I’ve started to get vertigo/balance problems. I think it’s my blood pressure pills but doctor says unlikely! Anyone else got the same?

I’m starting to get vertigo/balance problems. I think it’s caused by my blood pressure pills, doctor says unlikely! Anyone else got the same?

My apologies have posted the above in the wrong place!

Hello Glenfinnan
I’d start a thread about your balance problems if I were you.
I’ve had labrythinitis (sp?) in the past. That was very debilitating, but went very quickly.
I had pills for it.

Janey

Hetty58

This isn't bad spelling - it's deliberate omissions. Either you can spell a word - or not - but it tends to be consistent.

I don’t understand your post

Me neither!

Janey, I couldn't scroll by, without acknowledging your post. ?

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Lucca.
^Hetty58
This isn't bad spelling - it's deliberate omissions. Either you can spell a word - or not - but it tends to be consistent.
I don’t understand your post

Same here.

Josianne

Lucca

Hetty58

This isn't bad spelling - it's deliberate omissions. Either you can spell a word - or not - but it tends to be consistent.

I don’t understand your post

For example still is spelt correctly but a few words back pill is spelt as pil. And more.

Ok but “deliberate omissions “?.
And what has that got to do with the message anyway ?

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Im puzzled, why would anyone spend time trawling through a post looking for spelling errors?
Surely it's the content that matters?

I wish you all the luck in the world but you do come across a bit aggressive, why ? I understand you may have had judgement or not such nice treatments in the past but to come on in your first sentence and say
I don`t have a problem with it It`s you who has the problem I take pils for mine whats your exuse? seems agressive
Why not talk to us a bit more kindly you may find we are totally empathic towards you, and others may be suffering in a similar way to you gently is better
I don’t think you are correct when you say the only people who understand have to have mental illness themselves You seem to want empathy and understanding but then decry the mental health act as making you stand out more
What are you actually wanting from this post as I m confused but I m glad you have come to terms with yourself and like yourself too many of us don’t achieve that with or without help
Good luck in your life

Josianne

I understood "omissions" to be like the OP writes busines omitting an s, but writes awareness correctly.
But what do I know?

Ah ok. However my point was more that I don’t understand what that has to do with the post ? Was Hetty implying some deception going on ?

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I simply wondered why someone would do that (I've noticed it before on GN - but nowhere else).

Don’t agree re stigma around mental health. There is far more understanding, concern and support for people who suffer with mental health problems today.

Josianne

Marydoll

Im puzzled, why would anyone spend time trawling through a post looking for spelling errors?
Surely it's the content that matters?

I'm not Marydoll, they just jump out at me! .

They jump out at me too but you don't have to comment on them. As mdoll says, read (and take in) the meaning not the mis-spelled words.* The post is comprehensible.

Adaptation of something an ecuadorian friend said to me once whilst worrying about his imperfect English: Listen to the meaning not the words.

Janey I’m pleased that you are getting the help that you need.

However, a close family member also has various serious MH problems and is on pills etc. and they think that everyone is watching them and judging them, when we are out together I am constantly telling them that no one is watching them or looking at them or even caring what they do, but they don’t believe me.
Their paranoia is part of their MH problem.
Please don’t think that you are always being watched and judged, people are probably just going about their business.

Gwyneth

Don’t agree re stigma around mental health. There is far more understanding, concern and support for people who suffer with mental health problems today.

I agree, Gwyneth.

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Well you didn’t simply wonder hetty you made a rather stark post saying it was ‘deliberate omissions’ surely spelling is of no importance when someone is putting themselves on the line