Gordon Flett

She goes, so I'm just here.

I know you're medically okay now and you're putting back the weight and you're restoring some color.

But I'm just here to make sure that you're okay in a mental health sense, that you're okay because it's quite a trauma you went through and some dark thoughts.

So she sat with me for three hours.

Wow.

Two in the morning to five in the morning.

Wow.

And we talked about everything, life, the big picture, her brother with David Letterman's show, because that's where she got the T-shirt.

And I thought, this is the essence, you know, what an ideal world it would be if medical people had the time and the resources to be able to sit there and say, I'm now giving patient care in terms of the person.

You know, I wanted to hug her at the time because I just thought, how does somebody get me that in tune with what somebody needed at just that time?

And also the fear of knowing that this could happen again and trying to dispel some of that.

So, you know, thanked her profusely at the time.

And maybe she's still out there and she'll hear this segment.

They decided that they would live in infamy by shooting at the school.

And this idea comes from work by Kruglansky.

The notion of people wanting to be significant by doing something, even though they realize that it will harm them and they'll no longer be with us, but they'll

take take uh means that are quite violent as a way of showing and proving their sense of significance and value but in a very heinous way you know it's sad when it gets to this point that people don't get their attention satisfied through more positive means

You see a lot of issues with self-worth, a feeling of a sense of being bullied and being ignored and ridiculed.

A strong feeling that arouses both depression and anger is a sense of being humiliated.

So often you'll see this, and there are multiple accounts.