Originally posted by Leyton388
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Not yet it's not
"I will make the boys feel your support"
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And it wasn't raining there today.....
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Aaron Lennon been detained under mental health act. There is a joke there but shall refrain and wish him well!!_____________________________________
Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?
Think we have the answer..Slot!!
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Was just reading an article about it.
'Stress-related illness'.........rather all-encompassing descriptive turn of phrase, but seems serious enough if the plods were called."I will make the boys feel your support"
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hope he gets well......Comment
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While I wish him all the best & hope that he recovers...
How do you get detained under the mental health act?...
what is the criteria?...
openly threatening to commit suicide?...
talking gibberish?...
Thinking you are a famous brilliant footballer?
Waking up one day to find out that you actually play for Everton?Nope, don't need anger management, you just need to stop pissing me off!Comment
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There has been a lot of support & well wishes online for Aaron so he's not alone there as they have all been through it.
Most of us Joe Soaps have normal jobs which we probably stick with for most of our lives so there is that "normality" if ya like but for a normal footballer heading into his 30's hoping that he made enough to get him by for the rest of his career wondering what's next for him.
Not all of them get to stay in football & I say it can stress the **** of ya if you are not prepared.
There is an excellent twitter account called "Finished Footballers" who list every footballer it can find & tell what they are up to these days.Nope, don't need anger management, you just need to stop pissing me off!Comment
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Wow, that's rough, so detained by order of a Doctor then ? against his own wishes i presume.
Poor bloke, must have hit a real low.
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You can get sectioned under the Mental Health act if you are potentially a danger to your self or others.
That's sad news, sounds like he is really unwell - I hope he gets well soon.Modifying post.Comment
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Keep thinking back to the images of him not smiling at his EFC unveiling and the relentless bantz that followed for months afterwards.Hello mert.Comment
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What a cruel world we live in, eh?Originally posted by Fivex View PostNope, don't need anger management, you just need to stop pissing me off!Comment
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Originally posted by Buzzo View Post
Aye, quite a big deal though to do such a thing.
Must be in a very bad state of mind.Comment
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the original report i read last night was he was picked up near a motorway under the above act but all reference of that seems to have been removed.Originally posted by Buzzo View Post_____________________________________
Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?
Think we have the answer..Slot!!Comment
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BBC. Aaron Lennon: Everton winger detained under Mental Health Act.
Everton winger Aaron Lennon was detained under the Mental Health Act by police over concerns for his welfare.
The 30-year-old was taken to hospital "for assessment" after police were called to Salford on Sunday.
Lennon is now "receiving care and treatment for a stress-related illness", his club has said.
Section 136 – Police power of arrest.
Why am I on Section 136?
Section 136 is an emergency power which allows you to be taken to a place of safety from a public place, if a police officer considers that you are suffering from mental illness and in need of immediate care.
The purpose of removing you to a place of safety is to enable an assessment of your mental health to be made by a doctor and an Approved Mental Health Professional (AMHP) in order for suitable arrangements to be made for your care and treatment.
A police officer put you on the section.
How long does it last and what happens next?
A place of safety will usually be a NHS hospital or other health setting and only in exceptional circumstances a police station. A Section 136 lasts for a maximum period of 72 hours. You will be assessed as soon as possible.
If the doctor and the approved mental health professional agree that you need to be admitted to hospital under a Section 2 or Section 3, a second doctor will be asked to see you to confirm their decision.
If the mental health professionals decide you do not require to be detained under the MHA they will make arrangements for your care and treatment in the community or you may decide to stay in hospital as an informal patient.
Can I be medicated against my will?
The hospital staff will tell you about any medication they think you need. You have the right to refuse any medication you do not want.
Can I get leave?
No. You cannot be given leave while you are on a Section 136. It is a short term section for assessment.
How can I appeal?
You have no rights of appeal to the Mental Health Tribunal or the Hospital Managers’ against Section 136.
What are my rights?
You have certain rights when you are in hospital. These include the right to:
Information about your section and the reasons for detention
Information about consent to treatment
Information on how to make a complaint
Information about safeguarding
Information about the Care Quality Commission
The Mental Health Act 1983 Code of Practice
The MHA Code of Practice should be followed by professionals who are involved in your care and treatment. The Code of Practice provides guidance to health professionals about the MHA and is also intended to be helpful to you, your family, carers, representatives, friends, advocate and anyone else who supports you. A copy of the code should be available on the ward for you to see.
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