The need for personalized support from health professionals is discussed, with a focus on understanding individual needs rather than imposing solutions. Encouragement to seek help is offered, while respecting personal choices.
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Do you think that there's any particular support or guidance from health professionals which would be beneficial during that time of the year? Maybe for some people, I haven't had any, or maybe they need to listen to people more, what problems they have, not, you know, make their own decisions, like, oh, you need to see a health, you know, the mental health person, no, that's not the way. They should sit, chat, find out what's wrong with the person, what problems they've got. That's between the GP and me, privately. Not for the whole world to know and then take. Not just jump and do whatever they feel wrongly. I think they are wrong at times. I don't believe and they put me off anyway to bother with them really. I'm sorry to hear that. If you were encouraging someone else to prioritize their health during the autumn, what advice would you give them? I would ask them to go to see a GP or somebody for help who would help them but I can't really force them, everybody's got their individual minds and thoughts and whatever, they can do whatever they feel like. I don't want to impose anything on other people really, I don't want to fall out with people, I just live and let live, that's how I think about things.
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