Found An Old Long Article That Could Explain To Me All This Never-Ending C-Ship Thing

[Guest Zooey Deschanel]

http://radicalpsychology.org/vol7-2/Voronka.html

 

[ToxicGuy5]

     

 

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[Guest Zooey Deschanel]

     

 

TLDR

 

its interesting tho

[Sparkle of Truth]

t4p, good read. I always love hearing experts' views on her mental health.

 

But "“Britney probably needs to 

be hospitalized, medicated and to remain in some sort of therapy for the 
rest of her life"     

I think Britney has some deep underlying mental condition that has been covered up but needs the conservatorship as a safe haven. Idk just my view. Its just sad nobody thought to help her before. 

[Pop Empress]

They shouldn't talk about something they have never experienced, Britney went through hell, betrayal and insecurity, her closest people and friends sold her out, she is now more focused on her kids and her personal life, go Britney! Never listen to the haters they can't bring you down!

[ooh la la]

lord thats too long to read, you know sometimes i think the conservatorship is in place not because of britney but to protect britney from the crazy public.

[Babydoll]

They shouldn't talk about something they have never experienced, Britney went through hell, betrayal and insecurity, her closest people and friends sold her out, she is now more focused on her kids and her personal life, go Britney! Never listen to the haters they can't bring you down!

MTE

But, I must say, I find interesting the way people study Britney's case, cuz, it's a mistery for the world, why those things happened in 2007?

Guess the speculation will end when Britney tell the truth.

[Veronica the witch]

OMG 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

thats too long 

 

can anybody tell me what it says 

 

i know i know, i better read (bitch) 

[martha]

wtf is that

[BLACKOUT<3]

The fuck

Britney is strong and feelin fine...

[Azrabrit]

lord thats too long to read, you know sometimes i think the conservatorship is in place not because of britney but to protect britney from the crazy public.

no that is against law......and ppl who fake it are punished with jail time

[heather]

From what I skimmed trough it's just yet another "professional" giving their opinion without speakin a word to Britney. Everyone's got an opinion but I don't take "professionals" like this seriously. It's none of our business why the conservatorship is still in place.

[JoshLee]

From reading the first sentences of all the paragraphs (some I read the entire paragraph). This guy apparently is just user her as a study/test subject by watching her?!? So yeah.

Lets also do the sins of this read:

Lets first establish that this guy is creepy, leaving it as that!

Second why does he study just Britney and not look into it more at other celebs and compare data?

Third this was a long read! REALLY LONG READ!

All in all it is sad though.

[ste_shango]

t4p, good read. I always love hearing experts' views on her mental health.

 

But "“Britney probably needs to 

be hospitalized, medicated and to remain in some sort of therapy for the 

rest of her life"     

I think Britney has some deep underlying mental condition that has been covered up but needs the conservatorship as a safe haven. Idk just my view. Its just sad nobody thought to help her before. 

The cship never ended because it's obvious that Britney's mental condition is still not 100% good. And let's be honest, the cship avoided her lots of legal trouble. She looks free and happy these days, she's probably living a good life sheltered by the conservatorship.

[Maria Spears]

From what I skimmed trough it's just yet another "professional" giving their opinion without speakin a word to Britney. Everyone's got an opinion but I don't take "professionals" like this seriously. It's none of our business why the conservatorship is still in place.

No. It was an article about how the media can help normal people to understand mental health issues, symptoms and diagnosis. It wasn't about the author trying to say what was wrong with her. It was how the media follow her "Bipolar disorder" and followed her through every single episode.

It was a good read but it was missing the part of how the media and psychiatrist like her helped britney get to that point. But it was not all their fault, Lufti was telling all the tabloids "when she has a pink wig she's maniac" and he was her "manager" at the time so of couse they are going to believe that she is having maniac/depression episodes and name her bipolar.

What i find horribly bad of that time, being a doctor myself, is that they would go on an on commeting about possible diagnosis without knowing what was really going on. Her "maniac episodes" can be because of drug abuse (or the side effects of psychiatric drugs lufti gave her that caused the restraining order). We don't know because very few people are allowed to talk to her and they put those diagnosis in magazines and now the world think she's bipolar.

[heather]

No. It was an article about how the media can help normal people to understand mental health issues, symptoms and diagnosis. It wasn't about the author trying to say what was wrong with her. It was how the media follow her "Bipolar disorder" and followed her through every single episode.

It was a good read but it was missing the part of how the media and psychiatrist like her helped britney get to that point. But it was not all their fault, Lufti was telling all the tabloids "when she has a pink wig she's maniac" and he was her "manager" at the time so of couse they are going to believe that she is having maniac/depression episodes and name her bipolar.

What i find horribly bad of that time, being a doctor myself, is that they would go on an on commeting about possible diagnosis without knowing what was really going on. Her "maniac episodes" can be because of drug abuse (or the side effects of psychiatric drugs lufti gave her that caused the restraining order). We don't know because very few people are allowed to talk to her and they put those diagnosis in magazines and now the world think she's bipolar.

that's exactly what i meant. not a single one of us knows the ins and outs of britney's medical history, and it's unprofessional, in my opinion, to make guesses and diagnoses about someone-anyone not just britney-without speaking a word to them. speculation is of course always going to exist, but when you're presenting yourself as a professional, it becomes less of "this is my opinion" and more of "i'm a professional in the field so it's fact" and that's where my issue lies.