Tag: Creedmoor
Lou Reed: That Which Does Not Kill Us Can Radicalize Us
Lou Reedās āKill Your Sons,ā about his ECT as a 17-year-old, gives voice to an event that majorly radicalized him to distrust authorities. Louās talents enabled his rage over his ECT to be transformed into the kind of art that deeply touched societyās outcasts and victims of illegitimate authority. But such trauma often only destroys.
A Mental Patientās View of the Body
In 20 years of inpatient hospitalization, the psychiatrists that I encountered focused almost exclusively on treating my diseased mind and had no concept or interest in the body. While the wheels of āprogressā turn slowly in mental health, I hope that along with ongoing advocacy there will be a focus on responsible health counseling and supporting people in healthier eating and living.