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Episode 12

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9th Aug 2021

Amie - As long as the cuts are not too deep

Please join me and Samantha Hudson as she tells the story of her daughter of 13 slipping through the cracks of the UK CAMHS(Child and Adolescence Mental Health Services) system. Amie is suffering in silence, forced to cut herself to relieve the anguish of anxiety and depression. Her mother is hoping to raise Money so Amie can get real help from a private psychiatrist and mental hospital. CAMHS is government Health care which is failing  our children. No child should have to endure the mental pain without any medicine to give relieve and no way to get a simple anxiety dulling medicine like Xanax. Sam also suffers from mental illness. which she is enduring. Anyone who knows the Demons of severe anxiety and depression must hear the cries of our Children.

This show will never have a commercial, but i am asking you to please read and listen to Amie's story and donate if you can help get this girl get the care that she needs. I know her pain and without the Xanax I would be cutting too. Amie's attacker was a classmate who even her mother does not know what she was put through. But it was not just bullying it was sexual abuse that has aggravated Amie’s depression or CPTSD.

I know this is not so popular  of a show about how to recover for real. i am dedicating my life to get the message out. medicine is needed at times and Mental health is a physical disease that can not be treated in every case with just therapy, meditation or cannabas. People pop advil and Tylenol with out batting an eye, but mental Illness needs to be always cured by talking or singing or whatever the new fad is. I am in the game because of the right medicines that treat a very physical problem. Please Donate what you can and share the link so others can help.

It's a sad statement that teenagers need to turn to NF for validation. Someone to tell them that they are ok. Amie doesn’t even have a counselor to help her. It just her and her mom. The father has left her child in the hands of strangers. Please help if you can. I love you all without conditions. Maybe with a little luck we can make a dent in the stigma of mental Illness and recovery for the sake of the world. People in the UK fight back and demand better treatment for our children.

Listen to this story, the story of politics and ineptness and pure meanness from the people that suppose to help. Amie is not getting help, so her mother is campaigning on her behave so ease her pain.  What are we doing as Amie is suffering without end. Please help. If not money Share or 

people in the UK speak up and be counted before its too late for Amie.

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https://gofund.me/92333d9b

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About the Podcast

OTR - Achieving Mental Health for Real
This podcast offers hope for people who suffer with Depression/Anxiety, ADHD, OCD, Bi Polar, PTSD, Dyslexia and other mental health conditions. We have interviews with ordinary people that share their stories of recovery. We also have experts and coaches that offer techniques on how to achieve mental health for real. I think there is a lot of information, help and hope on the voyage home. Write me at overtherainbowbob@gmail.com Or follow on Twitter @Overtherain1bow https://twitter.com/overtherain1bow Or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/otrachievingmentalhealhfr /><

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Robert Adleman

I am a 64-year-old male with ADHD, OCD, severe depression, severe  anxiety, and dyslexia. I struggled for 40 years working in the high-pressured Information technology field. Even though it was good money, I didn't have much luck in the financial department.
In 1991, at the age of 33, was when the severe anxiety attack occurred, and the support system was not there to handle it. So, I checked myself in to a mental hospital in Piscataway, NJ. That started my long road to recovery. After the attack, I was severely depressed and anxious for 6 months. This experience is detailed in episode four "Beating Severe Anxiety/Depression".