Woman found decomposing at home after mental health services failed to check in on her

[Cosmik Debris]

No. 2 mental health cases that received decent care.

From a primary health care clinic?

 

[Dave]

Heard an interesting theory once: most of the UK’s best young stock was sent to die in WWI and WWII. In a lot of communities the only people left were women, the elderly and the infirm. Breeding stock took a very serious knock, but the population still had to recover its losses somehow, I guess.

Not a factual theory though, in WW1 the UK lost 880k men, about 6% of the adult male population and in WW2 around 380k, so just over 2% of adult males.

The theory also doesn't work when you factor in all the British inventions that occurred after WW1 onwards.

I think the retarded one might be in a recreational vehicle somewhere in ZA .

 

[ForceFate]

From a primary health care clinic?

One went to a district hospital. Transport was arranged and he was driven to a larger hospital.

The second went to a clinic. Arrangements were made for her to go to a district hospital to see a doctor. She was picked up from her home and sent to hospital.

 

[Cosmik Debris]

One went to a district hospital. Transport was arranged and he was driven to a larger hospital.

The second went to a clinic. Arrangements were made for her to go to a district hospital to see a doctor. She was picked up from her home and sent to hospital.

Both sent alone without support or family?

 

[ForceFate]

Both sent alone without support or family?

The woman had family support as she had pretty much lost her marbles. The man...nope.

 

[Cosmik Debris]

The woman had family support as she had pretty much lost her marbles. The man...nope.

So the Dept of Health doesn't supply proper mental health services then? Remember Esidimeni?

 

[Bonywasawarrioraway]

Not a factual theory though, in WW1 the UK lost 880k men, about 6% of the adult male population and in WW2 around 380k, so just over 2% of adult males.

The theory also doesn't work when you factor in all the British inventions that occurred after WW1 onwards.

I think the retarded one might be in a recreational vehicle somewhere in ZA .

Not so fast.
what he says is not true, but
For starters the number is not known with very great certainty. also the dead are only a small proportion of the casualties. The hideously maimed were everywhere you looked.
Secondly its really WW1 that had this effect not WW2

The real reason for the paroxysmal reaction to the losses was the existence of the so-called pals battalions. Men from the same area, same business, same mine, same rugby team, same university class etc joined up together and SERVED together. If say a platoon was lost entirely it was entirely likely that the members of it all knew each other and came from a small localised area before the war. In this way a single attack could cost the lives of virtually all the servicemen in a particular village or parish. leaving only the old, the women and the very young.
Its not a theory. World war two was handled differently for this very reason. Not so sure about the breeding stock thing, except that the officers tended to come from the upper classes and the survival rate of 2nd lieutenants during attacks was literally minutes.

 

[Dave]

Not so fast.
what he says is not true, but
For starters the number is not known with very great certainty.

UK and US deaths are known accurately for both wars.

 

[Cosmik Debris]

If say a platoon was lost entirely it was entirely likely that the members of it all knew each other and came from a small localised area before the war. In this way a single attack could cost the lives of virtually all the servicemen in a particular village or parish. leaving only the old, the women and the very young.

The reason the football stadium in Liverpool is named "The Kop". Most of those killed at Spioenkop were from Liverpool.

 

[Dave]

The reason the football stadium in Liverpool is named "The Kop". Most of those killed at Spioenkop were from Liverpool.

It was more than just "The Kop" originally, it was actually "Spion Kop" when opened in 1906.

Photo title in the bottom left of photo



Still in 1928

 

[ForceFate]

So the Dept of Health doesn't supply proper mental health services then? Remember Esidimeni?

It was outside GP

 

[Cosmik Debris]

It was more than just "The Kop" originally, it was actually "Spion Kop" when opened in 1906.

Photo title in the bottom left of photo

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Still in 1928

Slight deviation. I went to the last standing football match. Fir Park. Motherwell vs Rangers.

 

[Cosmik Debris]

It was outside GP

Thanks. I'm describing outside GP as well.

 

[Dave]

Slight deviation. I went to the last standing football match. Fir Park. Motherwell vs Rangers.

To follow your deviation a little further, it's officially back next season.

Safe standing at football stadiums to be rolled out next season

Premier League and Championship clubs wishing to introduce licensed ‘safe standing’ areas at football stadiums will be able to do so from the start of the 2022/23 season.

www.gov.uk

 

[ForceFate]

Thanks. I'm describing outside GP as well.

I don't know what you'd consider good service. The patient was transported to and from the facility. People from the department visited for few days upon their return. Yes, she was an outpatient.

I know the department of health and social development is in a bit of a mess but I also know there are dedicated individuals within the cesspool created by political interference. Maybe these people just happened to be fortunate to be assisted by dedicated members of the medical fratenity.

 

[Cosmik Debris]

I don't know what you'd consider good service. The patient was transported to and from the facility. People from the department visited for few days upon their return. Yes, she was an outpatient.

I know the department of health and social development is in a bit of a mess but I also know there are dedicated individuals within the cesspool created by political interference. Maybe these people just happened to be fortunate to be assisted by dedicated members of the medical fratenity.

I hope so. But what I've seen regarding the treatment of the elderly and the mentally unstable is just short of horrific. They get the service eventually but it's how they get it that is so troubling.

 

[Bonywasawarrioraway]

UK and US deaths are known accurately for both wars.

Given that tens of thousands are listed as missing presumed dead... I think not. Also you are forgetting the casualties of the colonies and overseas territiories, many of which were not very well administered.
I can source more than enough ESTIMATES of casualties for both wars to prove this. Clue: when a casualty figure for a conflict that lasted several years is an EXACT round number, like say, 880 000, then it is an estimate since the real numbers are not known with any precision.
In short, your statement lacks truth.

 

[Dave]

Given that tens of thousands are listed as missing presumed dead... I think not.

Maybe your thinking is the problem then. Britain has precise records of war dead, you can still search the archives by name and service number and it will show all details. There are very few missing, not enough to make the theory mentioned by @The Voice possible.

For example, from page 155 of the following link

https://www.parliament.uk/contentassets/81be8c2610894681bded311344be967d/olympicbritain.pdf#page=161

Three tImes as many British forces died on the first day of the Battle of the Somme (19,240) than have been killed in every combat operation since the end of WWII. Had the Prime Minister read out their names in the House of Commons, as has been done since 2003, it would have taken at least 11 hours.

Over the course of the war, 880,000 British forces died, 6% of the adult male population and 12.5% of those serving. The toll on the adult male population meant that the 1921 Census recorded 109 women for every hundred men.

In WWII there were 384,000 soldiers killed in combat

Clue: when a casualty figure for a conflict that lasted several years is an EXACT round number, like say, 880 000, then it is an estimate since the real numbers are not known with any precision.

The exact figure was 885,138. It's a pity you don't have a very good clue, isn't it?

In short, your statement lacks truth.

In short, you are quite a passive aggressive numpty, aren't you?

 

[Pak Fa Fui]

Facetious. A taxi for 300km? Unassisted? Mental patient you're going to let loose into the country?

Why unassisted
People in rural communities are a close nit society, they are in and out of each others houses and even breathe in the same red sand

 

[Bonywasawarrioraway]

Maybe your thinking is the problem then. Britain has precise records of war dead, you can still search the archives by name and service number and it will show all details. There are very few missing, not enough to make the theory mentioned by @The Voice possible.

For example, from page 155 of the following link

https://www.parliament.uk/contentassets/81be8c2610894681bded311344be967d/olympicbritain.pdf#page=161

Three tImes as many British forces died on the first day of the Battle of the Somme (19,240) than have been killed in every combat operation since the end of WWII. Had the Prime Minister read out their names in the House of Commons, as has been done since 2003, it would have taken at least 11 hours.

Over the course of the war, 880,000 British forces died, 6% of the adult male population and 12.5% of those serving. The toll on the adult male population meant that the 1921 Census recorded 109 women for every hundred men.

In WWII there were 384,000 soldiers killed in combat



The exact figure was 885,138. It's a pity you don't have a very good clue, isn't it?

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In short, you are quite a passive aggressive numpty, aren't you?

Your EXACT figure is from wik... ja nevermind.
you are simply a troll.