New Job CV©=MARK DALZELL!? AUguST 2023.
MY FULL STORY.
A “dry drunk” is someone who is sober but is struggling with the emotional and psychological issues that led them to have a problem with alcohol in the first place.
How do you tell the universe what you deserve?
If you are struggling with manifesting what you want, use these tips to ask the universe to fulfill your deepest desires.
- Get your energy right. …
- Overcome blocks to manifestation. …
- Get clear about your intentions. …
- Ask the universe. …
- Feel your desires. …
- Let go. …
- Gratitude. …
Does writing a letter to the universe work?
Yes, letters to the universe do work, as long as you’re realistic about your desires and what you expect, and mindful when writing the letter.
The ONLY way I, please God, one day off medication, is a very Professional Clinic/Rehabilitation Place!
For quite some length of time.🙏!
What is the most expensive rehab in the world?
Paracelsus
Paracelsus is the most expensive rehab in the world. Paid by the New Zealand Government! For me!
Medical Check-ups
& Treatments
Addiction
Counseling
Extensive
Psychotherapy
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
Family Therapy
Psychoeducation
Spiritual
Counseling
Intermittent Hypoxic
Hyperoxic Treatment
Biochemical
Restoration
Probiotic Therapies
& Psychonutrition
Lifestyle &
Nutritional Counseling
Biofeedback
& Bioresonance
Yoga
Reflexology
& Acupuncture
Massages
Personal Training
Fancy losing all your overall body fitness, wellbeing & Teaching ability……
I would stay Weller if I could, run, workout etc……………………………………
( In 2002, all I needed was to get signed by Central United FC or ECBAFC, having scored in all three games, game one, a goal from right Fullback, game two from right Fullback & game three from basically, transforming the game into my own player’s mixed up disorientation etc, goal three!, then a 13 km run, within a week or so, a dry drunk even more so, after this! )
Discipline & well being, not med’s that my body rejected from day one! 2002.
I got AA from the start! 2001.
I grasped it!
I would be 22 years or so sober by now.
Bible…………..
12 And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive them that trespass against us.
It found that in public health settings, people with psychiatric disorders were dying, on average, 25 years earlier than normal.
Antipsychotics.
Commonly used to manage psychosis (i.e., delusions, hallucinations, paranoia, or disordered thinking).
Alcohol–induced psychiatric disorders may initially be indistinguishable from the independent psychiatric disorders they mimic.
However, what differentiates these two groups of disorders is that alcohol–induced disorders typically improve on their own within several weeks of abstinence without requiring therapies beyond supportive care.
Thus, the course and prognosis of alcohol–induced psychiatric disorders are different,
from those of the independent major psychiatric disorders.
Some of the most common psychological effects of alcoholism are insomnia, paranoia, hallucinations, depression, anxiety, compulsive behavior, delusions, disordered thinking and personality changes. Co-occurring mental and mood disorders are often common in alcoholics.
Antipsychotics.
Commonly used to manage psychosis (i.e., delusions, hallucinations, paranoia, or disordered thinking).
Psychological dependence means that you have a craving or are compelled to use a particular drug to give you pleasure or to stop you from feeling bad – even though it may be dangerous to take the drug. Physical dependence means that if the drug is stopped suddenly you get withdrawal symptoms.
- Some drugs and manners of use will be riskier than others. Higher doses, longer durations of use, poor management, inappropriate prescribing, avoidable polydrugging, failure to rely on non-drug therapies when drugging can be mitigated or skipped entirely, a failure to recognize and properly address drug harms, and other concerns can contribute to the trend of shortened lives.
Because antipsychotics are seriously medically deleterious, inducing dysfunction in 100% of patients, it is not at all unusual that we see worsened long-term outcomes with antipsychotic drug use. Use in higher-risk populations, failure to manage drugging properly, chronic rather than tactical emergency uses, and overprescribing are some of the top problems leading to preventable deaths in both antipsychotic studies and general use.
So, while using antipsychotics in thoughtful, evidence-based, conservative, and accountable manners can potentially help someone out rather than doing more harm than good, the norm for antipsychotic prescribing does not meet this ideal. Worse, the norm does not even aspire to this ideal, and the patients who lose functionality, quality of life, or years off their life are the ones who pay the price, not the prescribers and not the industry.
To the contrary, antipsychotic prescribing has been ever-expanding, which harms net outcomes and lowers survival rates, due to the shameful management standards and the global push to prescribe these drugs to increasingly inappropriate patients and patient groups. Despite all the medical, psychological, and sociological risks to antipsychotic use, we don’t have to be shaving years off the average lifespan — don’t have to, but not enough people are on board with refusing to do so.
The researchers said their results called into question why so many people without serious mental illness are being prescribed antipsychotic drugs. “We need to understand why most antipsychotics are prescribed to people without a record of severe mental illness.
Why might I want to come off medication?
Medication helps some people, but it isn’t always right for others. If you don’t find your medication helpful, you may wish to stop taking it. Or you may find it helps your mental health, but wish to stop for other reasons. For example:
- the side effects are more of a problem than any benefits you have found from taking it
- you don’t like the way medication affects you or how it makes you feel
- your medication is stopping you from doing things you want to do
- you don’t like the idea of staying on medication long-term
- you’ve been advised by someone you trust to come off your medication because it’s not safe, for example due to side effects or a change in your symptoms
- you’ve found other ways of coping or other treatments that help, which you feel are enough
- your mental health has been consistently better for long enough that you feel you might not need the medication any more
“It is not the possession of truth, but the success which attends the seeking after it, that enriches the seeker and brings happiness to him.” ― Max Planck.
Act 14.
https://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1990/0109/latest/DLM225
2002.
Trialed with Central United FC.
Scored two goals from right Fullback in both pre-season games.
Won the West Auckland Forrest run.
Not signed.
I texted him a few days ago 2023 January,
I asked him why he didn’t sign me,
this was his reply.
From the 2002 Trial.
Arsenal pre – season (Arsenal – Stuttgart).
Tony Adams Testimonial 2002 Arsenal!
Wynton Rufer – Playing Soccer the Kiwi Way!
I wanted to, but I knew we didn’t have enough in the budget for a player of your quality. 2023. ( I waited 21 years later to ask him this ).
I went for a 13km run, the longest run in my life.
Within a day or so, I arrive at a family members house. My Uncle was there. A former Detective Senior Police Sargent. He had already filled out an 8a Form with & for Mental Health After hours Team, who, the two of them, were at the house. He wrote Mark is delusional about some perceived Business idea. Has become very mentally dry from good AA sobriety & has become very chilled. ( He filled out the form before I had even arrived to the house, he hadn’t seen me or even talked to me in over 5 years ). He knew nothing about my success in London with my children’s playground game.
Success in London.
“There has been considerable change in behaviour for many children as a result of the Nivsta Boards. We are use to seeing some games being popular for a short while and then becoming cast aside for something new but these boards are being used daily after three months with interest as strong as ever.”
London, England, Mrs D L Campbell, Head Teacher.
Voluntary admission to an acute inpatient psychiatric hospital occurs when a person goes for psychiatric evaluation and the evaluating mental health provider and patient agree that the patient would benefit from hospitalization and meets criteria ? for hospitalization.
8a Form.
https://sg.docworkspace.com/d/sAIdaG5afgvmRAbri-NSupxQ
[File]section_8a_version_16.11.2021.docx
In the 8a form the person filling it out, must have seen the person they’re filling the form out about, in the last 3 days!
Read it…….above……..
I go, the biggest mistake of my life to the Mental Health Unit.
I went Voluntarily.
Can you admit someone to a mental hospital NZ?
Your family/whānau member will be admitted to hospital only if they are severely troubled by symptoms and require hospital care for a while.
adverb
- of one’s own free will.
Being a voluntary patient means they agree to have treatment for their illness, they have the right to stop that treatment, and, if they are being treated in hospital, they have the right to leave at any time. Voluntary patients are sometimes called informal patients.
You’re an informal patient (sometimes called a ‘voluntary patient’) if you’ve agreed to have in-patient treatment in a psychiatric hospital. Being an informal patient is different to being sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
A day or so later.
I meet a Kiwi Professor with my mum. The three of us. He says, I think you’re just a dry drunk Mark, he then says if you’re an alcoholic alot of my-his Kiwi friends are too.
A Female, Auckland Dr…. wrote a letter….
Which was sent to both,
Barclays Bank & HSBC Bank. In England.
I had debt of around £4 to £5,000…
Two VISA cards.
One with each, Bank!
The letter was basically, that Mark more than likely does ( DOESN’T! ), have Schizophrenia!
He is unable to pay the Pounds off…etc!
I was working so hard as a Relief Teacher, paying off around $500 Kiwi dollar’s a week at HSBC Bank! In Auckland!
From memory I wasn’t paying off Barclays bank…Visa card…they were, back around 2002 the Major Sponsor of the EPL, English Premier League!
I think England more than likely as Bank people/person that received the letter, got the wrong impression etc.
They would have believed it, the Auckland Dr’s letter etc.
They never wrote back, or to be honest, the Female Kiwi Dr never let me know of any reply in 2002!
A “dry drunk” is someone who is sober but is struggling with the emotional and psychological issues that led them to have a problem with alcohol in the first place.
What is the meaning of the holistic approach?
A holistic approach means to provide support that looks at the whole person, not just their mental health needs. The support should also consider their physical, emotional, social and spiritual wellbeing.
I haven’t had peace of mind for 20 years & counting. I was a dry drunk. At peace.
The Benzodiazepines make me smarter.
The other med’s & not been able to run anymore mess with my head.
noun
repercussion.
- an unintended consequence of an event or action.
Alcohol–induced psychiatric disorders may initially be indistinguishable from the independent psychiatric disorders they mimic.
However, what differentiates these two groups of disorders is that alcohol–induced disorders typically improve on their own within several weeks of abstinence without requiring therapies beyond supportive care.
Thus, the course and prognosis of alcohol–induced psychiatric disorders are different,
from those of the independent major psychiatric disorders.
Some of the most common psychological effects of alcoholism are insomnia, paranoia, hallucinations, depression, anxiety, compulsive behavior and personality changes. Co-occurring mental and mood disorders are often common in alcoholics.
Within a week, still in the Unit, Mark you’re Schizophrenic & I’m putting you, a 26 year old Athlete on oral resperidone & zopiclone addictive sleeping tablet’s. 2002.
In London from 1997-2002.
For approximately a few years. I use to Supply Teach.
Challenging children. Schools etc, my Agencies knew I could cope.
After Work, I’d run from Morden to South Wimbledon, do weights, swim, bus home to Morden & have a good feed.
At my peak, I was doing the above plus, indoor Football on a Friday night, indoor Football Saturday mornings at Tooting Hospital Gym, Saturday 11 a side Football & Sunday 11 a side Football in Kent.
I came home to Auckland to make my Amends, through a twelve step Programme! 2002!
When we visit medical professionals for treatment, we place our complete trust in them to discover any issues we may have and find the best solutions possible; however, receiving a mental health misdiagnosis – where the diagnosis is incorrect or the medical professional is unable to identify the disorder – happens more often than you think.
When we visit medical professionals for treatment, we place our complete trust in them to discover any issues we may have and find the best solutions possible; however, receiving a mental health misdiagnosis – where the diagnosis is incorrect or the medical professional is unable to identify the disorder – happens more often than you think. Certain mental illnesses aren’t easy to identify. These disorders can be complex, so it’s crucial that a person receives an accurate mental health diagnosis. The dangers of a misdiagnosed mental disorder. A misdiagnosed mental illness can cause a variety of problems for both the individual and their loved ones.
Most Commonly Misdiagnosed Mental Illnesses
Misdiagnosis can happen with any condition. Several mental disorders are more commonly misdiagnosed for a variety of reasons:
- Major depressive disorder (depression)
- Bipolar disorder
- Schizophrenia
- Anxiety disorders
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
What Are the Dangers of a Misdiagnosed Mental Disorder?
A mental health diagnosis is the first step to finding treatment for the individual. Without an accurate diagnosis, the person may receive treatment that might be unhelpful or they may fail to receive mental health treatment at all, which is much worse. The effects of a misdiagnosed mental disorder can be devastating for both the individual and their loved ones.
Emotional Distress
A misdiagnosed mental illness can be very confusing for patients. They begin to worry or become emotionally distressed when they see that treatment isn’t working. This could cause them to see their lack of progress as a failure. They may even develop feelings of guilt or shame because they feel as if they’ve failed themselves and their loved ones. This can disrupt communication between the health care provider and the patient as well as cause other relationship problems with their families. This could eventually discourage them from seeking the appropriate treatment when the mistake is identified.
Wrong Medication
Another danger of a misdiagnosed mental disorder is prescribing the wrong kind of medication to a patient. Being prescribed medication for a mental illness that you don’t have can cause various negative side effects. Taking medications for a disorder you don’t have can also cause other side effects that lead to additional stress and anxiety, worsening the individual’s condition.
Worsening Condition
When a mental disorder is misdiagnosed or the individual’s disorder is not recognized, their condition is likely to worsen. Most medications require a certain length of time to take effect. A patient who has been misdiagnosed may be waiting to see improvements while, in reality, their condition is actually getting worse. This can be extremely distressing for the person and their loved ones and could increase the individual’s risk of turning to substance abuse and suicide. Many individuals who are misdiagnosed with a mental disorder or are living with an unidentified mental illness turn to alcohol and drugs to cope.
How to Prevent Misdiagnosis
Although there’s no way to guarantee that a clinician will not misdiagnose or fail to realize a person’s mental illness, there are ways to mitigate these risks.
- Be honest about your symptoms: Many people feel embarrassed and ashamed about their mental health struggles, but there’s nothing to be ashamed of. One of the best ways to avoid misdiagnosis is to be completely honest about your symptoms. Providing as much information as possible helps health care providers identify your disorder and mitigates the risk of misdiagnosis.
- Record your symptoms, thoughts, and feelings: A great way to help your clinician or health care provider properly identify whether you have a mental illness is by recording your symptoms. Putting your feelings and symptoms on paper can help a clinician better identify any red flags and signs of mental illness.
- Go to a specialist: There are specialists for every age range, and seeing one that treats patients in your age range increases your chances of receiving an accurate diagnosis. You should also get several opinions before deciding how you want to move forward in treatment.
Even more important, you should recognize these five signs that may indicate you received a misdiagnosis.
- Your Symptoms Overlap with Multiple Conditions. …
- Your Doctor Didn’t Get All Information. …
- You Didn’t Receive Proper Testing. …
- Your Second Opinion Doesn’t Match the Diagnosis. …
- Your Treatment Is Ineffective.
My 8a Form, written by me.
Name of Person filling out the Form.
Relationship to the person you’re filling the form out about.
How long you’ve known them for.
When you last spent time with them ( an approximate date ), or talked to them. ( How they were when you last spent time with them, if it was a phone call what did you talk about etc ).
Why you think they are unwell or maybe becoming unwell etc.
You’re reason (s) for concern.
What has been said or done for your concern about the person you’re filling out the 8a Form for.
Finally to be signed and dated.
The person the Forms for, an option to sign the Form themselves if they agree or disagree with what has been written about them, also written their full name too.
Finally an option to write their, the person the Forms been written about, their point of view, story etc.
Fact.
You can refuse any types of medication if you decide to.
11 Right to refuse to undergo medical treatment
Everyone has the right to refuse to undergo any medical treatment.
Unless it is life threatening.
We will advise you if we think you need meds, what they are, with leaflets about them, having talked to friends & or family also.
You will be informed if ACT 11, New Zealand vulnerable Youth & Adults.
vulnerable
- exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed, either physically or emotionally.”we were in a vulnerable position”
11 Right to refuse to undergo medical treatment.
Everyone has the right to refuse to undergo any medical treatment.
Also importantly side effects & once you’ve explained it or them, we’ll advise you what your next options are.
If you’re in the Unit Volunterily,
You WILL be told your rights! As per above!
I WASN’T, as per what happened to me, is a discrace & 100% totally WRONG! ( As per my Story )!
If it is life threatening or has become that way from the medication etc, ( as it did with me, the agitation, mind altering, sickness, frustration, slowly losing my mind & loss of hope & becoming scared ), we may or may not put you under a Mental Health Act.
When you first go to a Mental Health Unit you are in a Temporary hold.
NOT a Community Treatment Act Order or unless you are extremely unwell or have committed a Sinful harm to yourself or someone, something or are insane or temporarily insane!
Then keep you in a Unit.
This below is how is how it should maybe be.
A holistic approach means to provide support that looks at the whole person, not just their mental health needs. The support should also consider their physical, emotional, social and spiritual wellbeing.
Hearing your story! Been listened too & heard.
A Lawyer, Police, Religion, Spiritual or Family/Best friend to give their advice, decision on what they think is best.
Good exercise.
Been able to run at least one kilometre.
Having the coping mechanisms to attend Yoga, aerobics, study or feeling part of a community!
All of these accomplishments create energy!
What are endorphins? Endorphins are chemicals (hormones) your body releases when it feels pain or stress. They’re released during pleasurable activities such as exercise, massage, eating and sex too. Endorphins help relieve pain, reduce stress and improve your sense of well-being.
Sometimes or more than often on med’s even if you run or do exercise, you may not even get Endorphins.
Imagine if I’d been given a chance to get endorphins since 2002, I’d of created all at Linkedin & Instagram since then.(2002)!
Med’s don’t produce a natural goodness.
What are endorphins? Endorphins are chemicals (hormones) your body releases when it feels pain or stress. They’re released during pleasurable activities such as exercise, massage, eating and sex too. Endorphins help relieve pain, reduce stress and improve your sense of well-being.
MD 2023, end of my 8a Form, as already mentioned, written by me.
I’m not Schizophrenic Professor.
20 years later, 10 changed Mental Health diagnosises.
My Football Career was ended in 2002.
2002.
Trialed with Central United FC.
Scored two goals from right Fullback in both pre-season games.
Won the West Auckland Forrest run.
Not signed.
I texted him a few days ago 2023 January,
I asked him why he didn’t sign me,
this was his reply.
From the 2002 Trial.
I wanted to, but I knew we didn’t have enough in the budget for a player of your quality. 2023. ( I waited 21 years later to ask him this ).
I still of course want to run every day.
But I just can’t.
From a School Teacher, Nursing Auxiliary, Footballer, partner & stable good friend, (1997-2002- London).
Thankyou Europe for looking after me.
I achieved so much in my five years.
“When I am disturbed, it is because I find some person, place, thing or situation … unacceptable to me“
AA Is Built on Christianity……..👍✌️❤️
Alcoholics Anonymous was founded by Bill W and Ebby Thatcher, former drinking buddies who found sobriety under the guidance of the Christian Oxford Group and who improved on that model. Alcoholics Anonymous was modelled on the Oxford Group, following traditional Christianity.
People also ask,
What are the step promises of AA?
Promises
- We are going to know a new freedom and a new happiness.
- We will not regret the past nor wish to shut the door on it.
- We will comprehend the word serenity.
- We will know peace. ( A dry drunk 2002, & at peace with myself & comfortable in my own skin!, The NZ Professor, he says if you’re an amazing Alcoholic, he says, alot of my Kiwi friends are too! His friends, if he has any left!❤️✌️🙏
- Within a week you’re Schizophrenic….not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🙏✌️🥰
- Study the BI-BILL Loser! 🥰
- https://youtu.be/GYXJmnJCPG0
- No matter how far down the scale we have gone, we will see how our experience can benefit others.
I got AA from the start! 2001.
I grasped it!
I would be 22 years or so sober by now.
Bible…………..
12 And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive them that trespass against us.
A “dry drunk” is someone who is sober but is struggling with the emotional and psychological issues that led them to have a problem with alcohol in the first place.
A “dry drunk” is someone who is sober but is struggling with the emotional and psychological issues that led them to have a problem with alcohol in the first place.
Mark Arsenal Football Team.
AA & CHURCH.
Watch “Pope Francis gives his solemn blessing” on YouTube.
