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		<title>By: The killer has depression, OCD a history of suicide attempts and two new guns By Christine Stapleton December 4, 2009 &#171; The Mental Health Minute</title>
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		<dc:creator>The killer has depression, OCD a history of suicide attempts and two new guns By Christine Stapleton December 4, 2009 &#171; The Mental Health Minute</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 26 Dec 2009 10:22:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>By: Bobbi J</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bobbi J</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Dec 2009 14:49:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I will never own a gun, nor will I allow one in my home, however while I believe that we do have the right to bear arms, are the mentally ill singled out to not own a gun? I was committed involuntarily to the state hospital after a serious suicide attempt- the court became involved 9 days later, I don&#039;t ever remember being asked if I wanted to stay and get treatment- within 48 hours of my release from ICU, they had me on so many drugs that I was a zombie. Does this &#039;commitment&#039; mean I can never regain my right to own a gun? I was in a state of severe depression, which I am no longer in. Was my commitment reported to the FBI? It seems that if someone has a question of mental illness rather than rubber stamping &#039;NO&quot; on the application, maybe there needs to be an investigation, an independent DOCTOR making the decision, not a sales clerk with no knowledge of mental illness. As stated in the article, relying on a database doesn&#039;t insure that guns don&#039;t get into the wrong hands.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I will never own a gun, nor will I allow one in my home, however while I believe that we do have the right to bear arms, are the mentally ill singled out to not own a gun? I was committed involuntarily to the state hospital after a serious suicide attempt- the court became involved 9 days later, I don&#8217;t ever remember being asked if I wanted to stay and get treatment- within 48 hours of my release from ICU, they had me on so many drugs that I was a zombie. Does this &#8216;commitment&#8217; mean I can never regain my right to own a gun? I was in a state of severe depression, which I am no longer in. Was my commitment reported to the FBI? It seems that if someone has a question of mental illness rather than rubber stamping &#8216;NO&#8221; on the application, maybe there needs to be an investigation, an independent DOCTOR making the decision, not a sales clerk with no knowledge of mental illness. As stated in the article, relying on a database doesn&#8217;t insure that guns don&#8217;t get into the wrong hands.</p>
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		<title>By: Stanley</title>
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		<dc:creator>Stanley</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 09 Dec 2009 16:17:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hello,

    When I was little, my mom frequently had my sent to the children&#039;s psychiatric hospital as a form of punishment. If I got suspended from school, got in a fight with my brother or did something else she had a problem with she would call the hospital and tell them I tried to kill myself. Because it&#039;s suicide, I was taken without a chance to even explain what happened. I was often put down as &quot;Danger to self and others&quot;. Which is one of many illnesses that prevents one from owning a gun. Because of my mother&#039;s form of punishment, I am not allowed to own a firearm and I have never hurt anyone. Though these days, I am not even sure I am sane anymore. I mean what does being in a mental hospital when your fine do to you? Can being in a mental hospital when your well MAKE you mentally ill? Who knows. I know I didn&#039;t feel this way before the stays started. I have not been the same since. The closest thing I can own to a actual fire arm is a air powered pelet gun.

   -Stanley</description>
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<p>    When I was little, my mom frequently had my sent to the children&#8217;s psychiatric hospital as a form of punishment. If I got suspended from school, got in a fight with my brother or did something else she had a problem with she would call the hospital and tell them I tried to kill myself. Because it&#8217;s suicide, I was taken without a chance to even explain what happened. I was often put down as &#8220;Danger to self and others&#8221;. Which is one of many illnesses that prevents one from owning a gun. Because of my mother&#8217;s form of punishment, I am not allowed to own a firearm and I have never hurt anyone. Though these days, I am not even sure I am sane anymore. I mean what does being in a mental hospital when your fine do to you? Can being in a mental hospital when your well MAKE you mentally ill? Who knows. I know I didn&#8217;t feel this way before the stays started. I have not been the same since. The closest thing I can own to a actual fire arm is a air powered pelet gun.</p>
<p>   -Stanley</p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 04 Dec 2009 22:37:21 +0000</pubDate>
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