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Tulsi Gabbard, Hillary Clinton & Psycho-Emotional Problems

July 31, 2025 • Donald Schoeff R.Ph.

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Summary: Slinging ugly, triggering words – like “psycho-emotional problems” - is an effort to awaken stigmas in the public against a person. Reject it. Mental Health, like our physical health, is an ever-changing dynamic. Though we expect mental and emotional health and stability in our leaders, the assessment of that issue should be objective and based on the best medical practice, and not on some sloppy reference intended to fan the flames of hate.

Topics:

· Psycho-Emotional Problems 01:00

· Unconrtrolled Fits 03:30

· Heavy Tranquilizers 04:30

· Stigma of Mental Health Challenges 05:00

· Public & Self Stigmas 07:00

· Intermittent Explosive Disorder (“Fits of Anger & Aggression”???) 09:30

· DSM-5

· Gelastic Seizures (“Fits of Cheerfulness”???) 10:40

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Donald J. Schoeff, R.Ph.

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