[Lekooks] Mark Brewer was great
Lynne Smith
lynnethetwin at gmail.com
Wed Feb 13 09:28:31 CST 2019
Sorry I missed it too! However, LCUUC's sermons are recorded and accessed
through our website. I don't see this one posted yet, but I'm sure it will
be! Can't wait to drop in on Mark- thanks for the open invitation. My
childhood home was nicknamed "grand central station" since we had drop-ins
all the time:) Lynne
On Wed, Feb 13, 2019 at 9:09 AM Marie Brem via Lekooks <lekooks at lekook.org>
wrote:
> I am sorry I missed it , too. In Mexico. Perhaps someone can fill me in
> some time.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Feb 11, 2019, at 3:21 PM, Brewer Mark T via Lekooks <lekooks at lekook.org>
> wrote:
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> Erin, Gerry, Fran,
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> Thank you so much for the kind words. I takes a village to make these
> things happen. Lois did an amazing job pulling together and reading all
> the fantastic readings. Karen Haskell, Greg Valde, Doug Este and the entire
> choir added the amazing magical inspiring music.
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> And all of YOU ! It is only because of all you wonderful people at LCUUC
> (my second home since my divorce almost 10 years ago) that I could feel so
> comfortable and non-judged that I could take off the mask and reveal my own
> personal struggles with mental illness !
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> Remember what each of you can do:
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> 1. Educate yourself. If you want to learn more there are lots of
> articles online and many books.
> 2. Advocate for policy change in our health care and criminal justice
> systems to treat mental health patients more humanely and effectively.
> 3. BE someone’s support network. Go visit someone in a mental
> facility, because no one does, and contrary to popular belief, it is not
> scary or contagious ! If necessary lead an intervention. Help your
> friend make an appointment and take them to the appointment. If your
> friend is manic, keep an eye on them if their behavior starts to become
> too over the top or risky, ask them if they are still taking their meds.
> Most bipolars love being manic so then they stop taking their meds which
> only makes things worse on either end of their mood swings.
> 4. All of you, feel free to stop by my place unannounced anytime.
> 3295 Silver Lake Drive, Oconomowoc. The winter sunsets over the lake
> from the man cave can be amazing. Or on a hot weekend day this summer,
> stop by with your swimsuit, there is always room for more on the boat !
> I long for the days of my childhood where friends could just stop by
> someone’s house unannounced without calling or texting ahead of time.
> Especially if you just need to talk !
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>
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> And lastly if it is you who suffers, reach out if you need help. If you
> don’t have someone you can trust, you can call me 920-210-6003 anytime. I
> am not a medical professional, but as you heard yesterday, I have lots of
> experience. I will never judge you. I will help you get the help you need
> even if that is just someone to talk to.
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> Fight the Stigma !
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> Mark
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> *From:* Lekooks [mailto:lekooks-bounces at lekook.org
> <lekooks-bounces at lekook.org>] * On Behalf Of *Fran B. via Lekooks
> *Sent:* Monday, February 11, 2019 7:47 AM
> *To:* healingrings97 at yahoo.com; lekooks at lekook.org; Gerald Flakas <
> gerflak at aol.com>
> *Subject:* Re: [Lekooks] Mark Brewer was great
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> Mark, I too want to thank you for a very inspiring sermon about an all too
> common and hidden serious medical condition so many of our friends and
> family silently bear, hiding their pain and suffering. Thank you for being
> in my life, for being my friend.
>
> Fran
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> *From:* Lekooks <lekooks-bounces at lekook.org> on behalf of Gerald Flakas
> via Lekooks <lekooks at lekook.org>
> *Sent:* Monday, February 11, 2019 1:02 PM
> *To:* healingrings97 at yahoo.com; lekooks at lekook.org
> *Subject:* Re: [Lekooks] Mark Brewer was great
>
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> Yes, thank you Mark for your courage and leadership to talk about mental
> illness as a Sunday service. That most of the people who attended yesterday
> came up and lit candles attests to how wide-spread the impact of mental
> illness is on family friends, and colleagues, as well as the patients
> themselves, and it doesn't get the attention that it should.
>
> Gerry Flakas
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: erin waters via Lekooks <lekooks at lekook.org>
> To: lekooks <lekooks at lekook.org>
> Sent: Sun, Feb 10, 2019 8:20 pm
> Subject: [Lekooks] Mark Brewer was great
>
> Thank you Mark,
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>
> That was a great informative and multi-layered sermon or talk
>
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> Gratefully
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> Erin j
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