Some of you brought up good arguments but the problem I have is some of your comparisons are too linear. Take depression... an affliction of the mind, yes? Bipolar, anger and so on, these are all mental illnesses? Well, I happen to know somebody who is bipolar who also developed alcoholism as a means to deal with it.
What I find ridiculous is people here are trying to trump up one illness as being worst than another. Well, not that I think many here would care, but I have dealt with an addiction personally (which I beat, but I battle every day); I have had two family members pass from cancer, I have a family member who is bipolar, another a diabetic and my grandmother had Alzheimer’s. Finally, my uncle had passed after battling ALS.
Well, news flash people, ALL OF THESE THINGS SUCK. I’m sure some of you have it worst than me so I’m not saying my problems are worst. My point is if Alex has an issue, and this is not confirmed, regardless of the road he took to get there, the most important thing is he gets the help and support for the road going forward.
What I find ridiculous is people here are trying to trump up one illness as being worst than another. Well, not that I think many here would care, but I have dealt with an addiction personally (which I beat, but I battle every day); I have had two family members pass from cancer, I have a family member who is bipolar, another a diabetic and my grandmother had Alzheimer’s. Finally, my uncle had passed after battling ALS.
Well, news flash people, ALL OF THESE THINGS SUCK. I’m sure some of you have it worst than me so I’m not saying my problems are worst. My point is if Alex has an issue, and this is not confirmed, regardless of the road he took to get there, the most important thing is he gets the help and support for the road going forward.