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The Clown
#11 Posted : Tuesday, January 28, 2014 1:54:09 PM
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masukuma wrote:
question: can he do the job?


No, he can't. His medical condition will seriously impair his ability to work. I'm surprised they even considered him for the post knowing full well his medical state.

And @masukuma, I have to disagree with you. The disorder he suffers from is quite real and it's not just what people fear. I have no doubt that it will get in the way of him executing his duties. I also condur with @dr. jguru that he might be a danger to the community around him.
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jaggernaut
#12 Posted : Tuesday, January 28, 2014 1:56:49 PM
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masukuma wrote:
question: can he do the job?

Are you suggesting that employers should start recruiting at Mathare?
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jaggernaut
#13 Posted : Tuesday, January 28, 2014 2:06:51 PM
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masukuma wrote:
Wendz wrote:
masukuma wrote:
question: can he do the job....


..... soberly?

I dare say - yes! all these concerns people have are imaginary and are a fruit of fear! people fear he will do all sorts of things that are unrelated to the task set before him.

You will know the seriousness of this matter when your "good doctor" shoots protesting doctors at Kabarnet hospital with poisoned arrows to "defend himself". Be sincere with us and tell us if you would take your wife and kids to this doctor, a doctor who publicly boasts of suffering from a mental illness that only afflicts "geniuses like him, Winston Churchill and Abraham Lincoln".
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butterflyke
#14 Posted : Tuesday, January 28, 2014 2:08:39 PM
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masukuma wrote:
question: can he do the job?


that is question one.

question two is he mentally fit to do the job?

Schizophrenia is not healed, it is managed through a series of treatment and people who receive treatment can lead 'relatively normal' lives.
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. - Muhammad Ali🐝
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jguru
#15 Posted : Tuesday, January 28, 2014 2:13:55 PM
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masukuma wrote:
Wendz wrote:
masukuma wrote:
question: can he do the job....


..... soberly?

I dare say - yes! all these concerns people have are imaginary and are a fruit of fear! people fear he will do all sorts of things that are unrelated to the task set before him.


Hapana. It's not fear. Mental illness exists.

"...poorly controlled..." means he does not take his meds or he takes them erratically. Let's assume we give him the job. Today he's manic and overjoyed while chairing a meeting, tomorrow he's sad and depressive. The next day he's hearing voices from God telling him that his secretary has been sent by the devil to spy on him and he should strangle her. Problems with his mood and his psychotic illnesses will definitely impair the execution of his duties as a manager of health care in Baringo. Punkt.

Watch "A Beautiful Mind" by Russell Crowe. Fantastic film.

Set out to correct the world's wrongs and you will most certainly wind up adding to them.
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masukuma
#16 Posted : Tuesday, January 28, 2014 3:34:34 PM
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jguru wrote:
masukuma wrote:
Wendz wrote:
masukuma wrote:
question: can he do the job....


..... soberly?

I dare say - yes! all these concerns people have are imaginary and are a fruit of fear! people fear he will do all sorts of things that are unrelated to the task set before him.


Hapana. It's not fear. Mental illness exists.

"...poorly controlled..." means he does not take his meds or he takes them erratically. Let's assume we give him the job. Today he's manic and overjoyed while chairing a meeting, tomorrow he's sad and depressive. The next day he's hearing voices from God telling him that his secretary has been sent by the devil to spy on him and he should strangle her. Problems with his mood and his psychotic illnesses will definitely impair the execution of his duties as a manager of health care in Baringo. Punkt.

Watch "A Beautiful Mind" by Russell Crowe. Fantastic film.


sahau hiyo movie (seen it twice). let's talk about facts here. the guy has been a medical superintendent for nakuru and no professional issues like what you are fearing have arisen...
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butterflyke
#17 Posted : Tuesday, January 28, 2014 11:33:05 PM
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masukuma wrote:
jguru wrote:
masukuma wrote:
Wendz wrote:
masukuma wrote:
question: can he do the job....


..... soberly?

I dare say - yes! all these concerns people have are imaginary and are a fruit of fear! people fear he will do all sorts of things that are unrelated to the task set before him.


Hapana. It's not fear. Mental illness exists.

"...poorly controlled..." means he does not take his meds or he takes them erratically. Let's assume we give him the job. Today he's manic and overjoyed while chairing a meeting, tomorrow he's sad and depressive. The next day he's hearing voices from God telling him that his secretary has been sent by the devil to spy on him and he should strangle her. Problems with his mood and his psychotic illnesses will definitely impair the execution of his duties as a manager of health care in Baringo. Punkt.

Watch "A Beautiful Mind" by Russell Crowe. Fantastic film.


sahau hiyo movie (seen it twice). let's talk about facts here. the guy has been a medical superintendent for nakuru and no professional issues like what you are fearing have arisen...


except that his psychosis reared its head and led to the death of another.

he was not in the right state of mind and it can happen again
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. - Muhammad Ali🐝
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Ole Lenku
#18 Posted : Tuesday, January 28, 2014 11:41:37 PM
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A colleague of his told me about an incident that involved him. He once stood at the balcony and whipped out his junk and started peeing. He then instructed the people who were downstairs to come and receive blessings from him. The blessings of course was the golden shower.
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jaggernaut
#19 Posted : Wednesday, January 29, 2014 4:26:55 PM
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Ole Lenku wrote:
A colleague of his told me about an incident that involved him. He once stood at the balcony and whipped out his junk and started peeing. He then instructed the people who were downstairs to come and receive blessings from him. The blessings of course was the golden shower.

Whaaaat?????
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McReggae
#20 Posted : Wednesday, January 29, 2014 5:02:36 PM
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jaggernaut wrote:
Ole Lenku wrote:
A colleague of his told me about an incident that involved him. He once stood at the balcony and whipped out his junk and started peeing. He then instructed the people who were downstairs to come and receive blessings from him. The blessings of course was the golden shower.

Whaaaat?????


Mayooooooo!!!!
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