Elaine48
It certainly wasn’t meant to be “a cruel comment” - just a fairly reasonable remark. Why do you assume I have no empathy? If I have been upset by something, I tend to avoid it from then on, to avoid further upset.
If I have been upset by something, I tend to avoid it from then on, to avoid further upset.
With respect, who knows how the grieving process works for others?
Those posting are among friends - some of whom know of their initial trauma.
... and they are also raising awareness of the devastation caused by an incident like this one. And that is never a bad thing. Especially in the current climate in the NHS where MH services are dire. It's from these kinds of comments and discussions that people band together and form action groups.
I understand why you'd want to avoid posts about something that's upset you, but we are all different, so if people react in a way that you don't understand, just be mindful of the fact that it can be something of a release if people can talk about their own experiences.