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<blockquote data-quote="Master Pu" data-source="post: 1353947" data-attributes="member: 945">I see. So it's the softdrinks that caused these alleged mouth ulcers. I must assume they drank 'soda' up in the states as well. What exactly was wrong with the soda? Overcarbonation? That causes carbonic acid. Maybe a fruit soda with too much Vitamin C? Did these ulcers cause infections? There is usually a basis in science for most things. Do you not believe in science?I fail to see the connection between rubbish bins/waste baskets, buttwipes and soda causing ulcers. This requires more elaboration.I am thinking you may have some acute paranoid delusions. Aren't you the guy who hoards toilet paper and bad dried food for the apocalypse? Also don't worry about Connecticut. It is my professional opinion you have enough to consider about mental health than to consume yourself with the wonderful state I live in. You need not visit. Problem solved. That is my first absolute solution for you.There is indeed more work to be done, however. I foresee your path to mental wellness might be a long, winding, rugged one. More like a logging trail than a path. Pitfalls will be common. I do think you will come through it assuming you have the fortitude to do so.Perhaps you should discuss your earliest memories of your parents? Let's start from the beginning-</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Master Pu, post: 1353947, member: 945"] I see. So it's the softdrinks that caused these alleged mouth ulcers. I must assume they drank 'soda' up in the states as well. What exactly was wrong with the soda? Overcarbonation? That causes carbonic acid. Maybe a fruit soda with too much Vitamin C? Did these ulcers cause infections? There is usually a basis in science for most things. Do you not believe in science? I fail to see the connection between rubbish bins/waste baskets, buttwipes and soda causing ulcers. This requires more elaboration. I am thinking you may have some acute paranoid delusions. Aren't you the guy who hoards toilet paper and bad dried food for the apocalypse? Also don't worry about Connecticut. It is my professional opinion you have enough to consider about mental health than to consume yourself with the wonderful state I live in. You need not visit. Problem solved. That is my first absolute solution for you. There is indeed more work to be done, however. I foresee your path to mental wellness might be a long, winding, rugged one. More like a logging trail than a path. Pitfalls will be common. I do think you will come through it assuming you have the fortitude to do so. Perhaps you should discuss your earliest memories of your parents? Let's start from the beginning- [/QUOTE]

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