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@RachelintheOC If he treated her privately, she got better, and then she agreed to the interview, that would do so much more good.@SteacyC -
@StorytellerMatt@RachelintheOC It would just shield the problem in the first place. Do you guys not see that you're part of the problem? -
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@SteacyC@StorytellerMatt I'm a mental health/abuse recovery advocate. I believe we need to share our stories, absolutely! but w/ respect -
@RachelintheOC@StorytellerMatt What he's doing isn't disrespectful. He's using his platform to talk about a very important issue. -
as an abuse survivor, I'm vocal about sharing my own depression, anxiety, and PTSD in book, blog posts and chats
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@ViKu1111@JulietteLewis@DrPhil and given her state of mind, could she REALLY consent to this crap?! Unethical,inhumane horseshit. -
@blahzayskippy Excellent point: surely it's a dubious legal position 2get Shelley's legal consent to be on Dr.Phil if she's mentally unfit? - Show more
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@ViKu1111 I have so much respect for this. -
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@ViKu1111@MoviesSilently@DrPhil He's such a pompous, self-righteous, sensationalizing, hypocritical dick. -
@VampyreMermaid@ViKu1111@DrPhil Felt so ill when I heard about this. It's not about "removing the stigma" from illness, it's exploitation -
@VampyreMermaid Some people are excusing it but I cannot see how displaying a very ill woman on TV is good for anyone but him.
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@ViKu1111 Well said!
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