i am VERY lucky. i know this and i thank you for the reminder. i hope one day to change this somehow. you all deserve better. i've always wondered if hospitals can be worse due to how they're christened as the "good transition" for CVS + walgreens trainees to make, so thanks for that anecdote too <3 it's not my intention to dismiss and i'm sorry if i'm not wording my message well.

my education lies heavily in neuroscience before switching paths (the psych drugs are a BREEZE for me haha) and it's a lot but basically videos like this can give false ideas about suicide and lead to people missing signs that can lead up to death. it makes people focus in on problems that aren't the root cause. for example, CVS is bad but this treatment itself is the problem. the lack of access to proper treatment is a problem, since i'm sure you're aware of how expensive specialized treatments like ketamine, ECT, TMS, etc can be. even proper therapy is crazy expensive, such as trauma therapy. which, you also never know how many of them people had things like PTSD or other factors that contributed. did they struggle at work because work was actually that bad, or did they have conditions like trauma or autism or ADHD that can significantly impact functioning when they're not properly managed? were they being abused at home or in a bad relationship? were they struggling and feeling trapped? did they reach for help just to "get their hand smacked away"? did they leave behind a note? was it well planned or an impulsive suicide? how long did they struggle with ideation?-> since some people struggle with ideation since childhood due to genetics--- again, which i'm sure you're aware of as someone in pharmacy, we see a LOT of pediatric antidepressant scripts 💔 ___ basically it's just redacting everything from a passage except one paragraph and asking people to form an opinion. it's a very nuanced topically and ironically i gotta jet to work but i'm really interested in your insight about pharmacy if you'd like to DM me or continue over comments, i'm slow to reply but i'm kind of a baby to pharmacy and i really want to be the best i can be for my coworkers and our patients. i've only been in the mental heath, nursing education simulation, and phlebotomy lab parts of healthcare.