NOT JONNAH HANNOJ REALLY JACLYN ELAINE SWEDBERG AND RAJIT RAVICHAND RANS WIFE LOLOLOLOLOLOL

THESE ARE SOME OF THE PICS HE USED TO MAKE THAT FAKE PROFILE NOT JONNAH HANNOJ REALLY JACLYN ELAINE SWEDBERG AND RAJIT RAVICHAND RANS WIFE LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOL...

THESE ARE SOME OF THE PICS HE USED TO MAKE THAT FAKE PROFILE NOT JONNAH HANNOJ REALLY JACLYN ELAINE SWEDBERG AND RAJIT RAVICHAND RANS WIFE LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL LOLOLOLOLOLOL

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A POLITE MESSAGE FOR RAJIT RAVICHANDRAN I DONT LIKE POSTING CRAP PICS AND EXPOSING YOU FOR WOT YOU REALLY ARE A REAL SICK SAD DUDE.. ALL IM ASKING IS FOR YOU TO LEAVE ME ALONE AND STOP STALKING ME..OMG DUDE IM MALE NOT FEMALE...OR ARE YOU A DUDE WHO SWINGS BOTH WAYS KINDA LIKE A GENDER BENDER..SEE...

A POLITE MESSAGE FOR RAJIT RAVICHANDRAN I DONT LIKE POSTING CRAP PICS AND EXPOSING YOU FOR WOT YOU REALLY ARE A REAL SICK SAD DUDE.. ALL IM ASKING IS FOR YOU TO LEAVE ME ALONE AND STOP STALKING ME..OMG DUDE IM MALE NOT FEMALE...OR ARE YOU A DUDE WHO SWINGS BOTH WAYS KINDA LIKE A GENDER BENDER..SEEK HELP RAJIT BEFORE ITS TO LATE HELP IS AT HAND FOR YOU READ BELOW . India Self help Book 'Tried and Tested Methods to Regain Mental Health' Fourth Global Mental Health Summit Nothing About Us, Without Us - Voices from the Global South 28th-29th November 2015 The Movement for Global Mental Health (MGMH), in partnership with The Banyan, The Banyan Academy of Leadership in Mental Health (BALM), The Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) and Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) are delighted to announce the fourth Global Mental Health Summit to be held at the TISS Campus in Mumbai, India on the 28th and 29th of November 2015. The Global Mental Health Summit is a biennial conclave of people passionate about mental health from across the world, who come together to share experiences, discuss problems related to access to care, and set programmatic and policy targets that address issues of mental health care delivery in low resource settings. The focus of this year’s Global Health Summit, themed “Nothing About Us, Without Us”, will be driven mainly by persons living with mental health issues from different social, cultural and educational ecosystems. The aim is to bring to the forefront voices of individuals from marginalized backgrounds, those who are rarely represented in discussions related to the mental health agenda. Some of these individuals would include clients from The Banyan belonging to different rural and urban pockets in India, and people whose lives have been impacted by mental health issues, from across the world, who may or may not be users of mental health services. At a time when institutional and community care, the biopsychosocial model of mental health care, and notions of human rights are undergoing a paradigm shift, it becomes critical for voices of those in the margins experiencing complex realities to be heard, and interventions planned in accordance with their multidimensional needs. Please find the agenda attached. You Are Likely To Find Yourself In A Colonial-Era Asylum Vikram Patel talks on the dark side of mental institutions Enabling home care for dementia patients Vikram Patel wins prestigious honour in NYC PANAJI: Eminent psychiatrist and co-founder of Goa based mental health research institute Sangath, Dr Vikram Patel has been awarded the 2016 Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health by the New York based Brain & Behaviour Research Foundation for his transformative work in advancing mental health care in resource-poor counties. The 2016 Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health annually recognizes individuals who have contributed to mental health and who have improved the lives of people suffering from mental illness. The prize's honorarium of $3,00,000 will be presented to the awardees on Friday, October 28, in New York City. Patel who will be attending the award ceremony along with his wife says he is honored and humbled and will accept the award on behalf of the millions struggling with mental illness, majority of whom live in the developing world and have limited access to appropriate mental health care. "I pledge to redouble my efforts to address the burden of mental health problems globally, especially amongst those who are socially disadvantaged or living in low resource settings," he says. In 2015 Patel was recognized by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world and he has been addressing the void of mental health care in developing countries as well as the grave shortage of psychologists and psychiatrists. A vocal advocate for the development of mental health services in these countries, he promotes practical solutions to improving mental health care by teaching ordinary people to deliver front-line mental health care to make up for the lack of care for people with mental illness. Charles F Reynolds has been awarded for his pioneering work in geriatric psychiatry and the prevention and treatment of late-life depression and the late Senator Edward M Kennedy has been given an honorary tribute for his powerful and unwavering commitment to advocating on behalf of people with mental illness. Mental Health First Aid: An interview with Prof Vikram Patel What are the mental health issues faced by the youth? Young people can face a range of mental health problems. Most mental disorders begin before the age of 24, although they are often first detected later in life. Poor mental health is strongly related to other health and development concerns from early childhood onwards, notably child neglect and abuse, low educational attainment and a variety of stress points at home, in school or the community. The most common mental health problems that come up in this age group are emotional distress characterised by anxiety and depression and behavioural disorders such as attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and disruptive behaviour. Mental health problems and high social pressure can lead to self-harm, a leading cause for mortality in young Indian. How can one deal with relationships, academics, peer pressure, family issues? * Share your feelings and problems with family and friends, this can help reduce the sense of loneliness when in distress * Participate in sports, exercise, school activities or hobbies. Staying busy helps one focus on positive activities rather than negative feelings or behaviour * Try relaxation and meditation exercises, such as those used in some yoga techniques * Do not resort to substances like tobacco or alcohol to help feel better; they may help in the short-term but will cause long-term damage * Try to understand why you are feeling low; is there a problem which you need to address but have been avoiding? Are you misinterpreting a situation and reading it in a negative way? * There is no shame in seeking professional help How to identify if one is suffering from mental disorders? The theme for this year’s Word Mental Health Day is ‘psychological first aid’, which aims to increase awareness of basic mental health first aid. To promote an environment of calm, hope and help people with acute mental health problems. It is important for all of us to have a basic knowledge of common mental health symptoms, some of which are listed below: * Prolonged feelings of anxiety or tension * Prolonged feelings of sadness, loss of interest or irritability * Social withdrawal such as from friends * Changes in eating or sleeping habits * Growing inability to cope with daily problems and activities such as studies * Suicidal thoughts * Numerous unexplained physical complaints like headaches and tiredness Guidelines for students, teachers and parents

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I HATE POSTING PHOTOS LIKE THIS BUT THAT DIPSHITE RAJIT IS DOING MY BRAIN HE REALLY IS ONE SICK SAD DUDE HES BEEN ON MY CASE AND STALKING ME FOR MONTHS.. IM SURE HES GAY¬¬¬¬ AND LIKES REAR ENTRY¬¬¬¬ BECOS IM MALE NOT FEMALE ME THINKS HE WANTS TO GET INTO MY BOXER SHORTS¬¬¬¬ OMG WFT IS HE ON¬¬¬ N...

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CAN YOU FEEL THE FORCE

GUESS WOT I DID WITH 100 OTHER PEOPLE ON NEW YEARS DAY 2017 IN THE RIVER THAMES CAN YOU GUESS ???

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Rajit Ravichandran

Worlds greatest wife and now Rajit Junior on the way in about 9 months

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