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I Love Being ... Mad

  • Posted by Emma
  • 3 Apr 06, 1:42 PM

They're sick of just being medicated and marginalised. They're as mad as hell and they won't take it any more. I Love Being ... Mad, broadcasting tonight (Monday) at 9.00pm on 主播大秀 THREE, investigates how and why the rights of people with mental illness are being as vociferously defended by some, just as much as gay rights and multi-culturalism.

The programme focuses on three people, all with a strong history of mental illness, and highlights , a South London-based organisation, staging a variety of events which try to highlight the creativity of so-called 'mad' people.

According to the programme's website, I Love Being ... Mad offers a rare insight into some of the alternative lifestyles of people with a mental illness, where they remain in control with or without medication.

The programme will first be shown tonight at 9.00pm, with repeats on Tuesday 4 April at 12.55am and Thursday 6 April at 2.35am.

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  • At 08:08 AM on 20 Jan 2008, Wayne.p.Walkeden wrote:

i had a very hard childhood. mental and physical abuse. my step dad is now in 24h care. he got 4 years and did 2. he is getting everything he needs. but i am now 37. i got ran over by a taxi in 1997 feb 2. i have now suffered very bad brain damage. i have had one side of my skull replaced. i received no care or help. i am now eperleptic. seizure/fits. panick attacks and mental illness. i see and hear things. cant remember my way home.i wet my self ect....the n.h.s benifits and housing benifits treat me like im a drug addict or alcaholic . i live on my own and i am trying to be rehoused so my friend and lover can move in with me and look after me. i still have had no help from the council. im trying to set up a meeting with charles clark in norwich. may be he will get things moving sooner.

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