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    Archive for the 'mental health' Category

     

    Greg Smith: Goldman Sachs Financial World’s Little (Big) Piggies

    Mar 25, 2012 in Banking/Finance, Communications, mental health

    Nearly two years ago we told you how  the once venerated Goldman Sachs Group, a full-service global investment banking and securities firm, is comprised of a bunch of piggies…greedy, smack-talking piggies.  We even told you how their behavior reminds us of the Beatles’ tune, penned by the late George Harrison, about greedy little piggies.

    Earlier this month, Greg Smith, in his role as New York Times Op-Ed contributor, very publicly announced to the world, and his employer, Goldman Sachs,  he is leaving and his reasons why. We took to the article, authored by a financial insider, as confirmation of what we knew to be true and published in 2010. (more…)

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    Shawn Andrews, Philadelphia Eagles’ All-Pro Guard Subject Of Sports Radio Bashing

    Aug 11, 2008 in mental health

    The following article appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer. When a professional athlete admitted he suffers from depression, the bashing on sports-talk radio began. The commentary by Arthur Caplan, who is chair of the *Medical Ethics Department at the University of Pennsylvania. Contact him at: caplan@mail.med.upenn.edu

    *We think it odd to put those two words together; nevertheless we agree with Arthur Caplan’s commentary. Read it. Tell us what you think.

    So how far has America come in taking the shame and stigma out of mental illness? Not very far, at least if the acknowledgment by the Philadelphia Eagles’ All-Pro guard Shawn Andrews that he suffers from a mental illness is an indication.

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    The 335-pound Andrews, who refers to himself as the ‘Big Kid,’ had not shown up at the Eagles’ Lehigh University training camp. No one seemed to know why.

    There was talk of a contract holdout. Some suggested Andrews was out of shape. Some of his teammates expressed a lot of irritation that he was not there slogging out exhausting two-a-day practices in the summer heat and humidity, wondering if maybe he just did not want to go through the misery that is an NFL training camp.

    Finally Andrews, deeply hurt by all the speculation, broke his silence. He told reporters for The Inquirer and Daily News that he was battling depression.

    “I’m willing to admit that I’ve been going through a very bad time with depression,” Andrews said this week in his first public comments about his training camp absence. “I’ve finally decided to get professional help. It’s not something that blossomed up overnight. I’m on medication, trying to get better.” (more…)

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