Week 5 subject

Your choice Ninon or Mental illness or STAPS.

Mental ilness can affect your mood, thinking and behavior. Examples of mental illness are depression, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, eating disorders and addictive behavior...
A mental illness can make you miserable and can cause problems in your daily life, such as at school or work or in your relationships.

Staps

I think that the faculty of sport sciences is a very good faculty. on the one hand, it is very complete and very open: there are a lot of opportunities and above all we can find a suitable job at the end of the degree and that's crazy! moreover, the hours of sports certainly tire us but they also keep us going and make us know sports that we would never have been interested in! and finally, the atmosphere is really great, everybody is involved, there is no headache and a lot of mutual help, I really like what I do

Ninon is student in STAPS, i practice swimming. in swimming pool. She love the water and love do sensual things in the water. And she love tortuls, she have tortule everywhere in her house.
Nioui et ninon it's game, you can't say no or yes, if you say this you are loos

I have chosen to talk a little about mental illness. I find it an interesting topic because there are many mental illnesses that can be very complex to understand and very bizarre. People with these illnesses are very hard to deal with. They need competent, patient people who know how to deal with them because their illness does not allow them to behave in a way that is considered "normal". They are people who deserve to be cared for.

I don't know Ninon a lot so I prefer to tell you a story that happened to me three years ago. It's during July of 2018, I was going to La Rochelle in train to watch the football world cup final. I get in the train and I find myself face to face with a controller. Guess what ... I didn't buy a ticket. He asked me questions about my identity, I respond :"Yes, No, Yes, No, ...". And I wasn't expecting that but the controller asked me to play "Ni oui, ni non" and if I win, he let me go ... I lost and paid 92 euros ...

As we have seen in class with Mr. Dietz, there are different types of mental illnesses and therefore people with mental disabilities. It can be intellectual, psychic and cognitive. Having already started my internship in the Disabled Antelope Association at the Nautilis swimming pool, I take care of people with mental disabilities every Monday evening. I find that they require more attention than people with other conditions and more difficult to be understood. Other than that, they're lovely people who become less and less shy over time and then tend to follow us everywhere.

I didn't know Ninon at the start of the school year ... Just by name! She is a very nice girl and also beautiful, she cannot do two things at the same time but we do not blame her
We both swim, but she's still a hell of a lot stronger than me. We were lifeguards on the beaches this summer, Ninon with the SNSM and I with the SDIS.

Do you know the Netflix series Outer Banks? The first thing I said to myself when I met Ninon at the start of the school year was My god the resemblance ! But I didn't know Ninon so I didn't say anything. Then one day, it was stronger than me I ended up telling her how much she looks like Sarah the main actress of the series (who is beautiful). And she told me that other people had already told her ! I add that it's really a compliment to compare her to this actress.

I think these three subjects are linked, Ninon is in staps and is mentally ill, no it's a joke I hope, but she is in APAS.
I've known Ninon well since last year, she steals my cookies all the time. But she is very nice even if she annoys me often.
I'm afraid when I get into the car with her, she ash at the last moment.
she sucks her chip and always has a blanket.
She swims well but can't run, you can't do everything ...

I don't see myself talking about myself, so I am going to talk about the STAPS sector. Seriously, I think we are lucky to be in staps in Angouleme. The mobilization this week has allowed us to see that we are very well off here, compared to other campuses. Teachers are lacking, and the infrastructure is sometimes miserable on some campuses. In Angoulème, most of the teachers know us, our university looks like a castle and we lack nothing! Whether Poitiers is worth it next year remains to be seen.

These are a lot of mental illness. Some do not see each other especially. For example: anxiety disorders, phobia, post-traumatic stress disorder, mood disorder, bipolar disorder, depression ... Some illnesses are harder than others. The obsession can become unlivable, for example. If a person is obsessed with gas. As soon as she leaves her house she checks that she has turned off the gas. So she checks, it's okay the gas is off, she goes out then she comes back in to be really sure and that repeatedly. This state can exclude a person. Then there are also more flagrant mental illnesses such as autism or schizophrenia. Which are genetic diseases. Fortunately, several structures are in place to help them.

The course "mental illnessies", interests me enormously, I am happy to attend this course I really feel like I learn things related to what I want to do.
Unlike many people the mental illness does not make me "afraid", since someone in my family is affected, after I admit that schizophrenia is a disease with which I have more difficulty, I would not know how to react to them

I have known Ninon since last year, we were already in the same class. Our first real meeting was on a Friday morning I remember very well when we had to form pairs during judo. Since then we often find ourselves in duo when it comes to forming pairs in sport. This year French boxing replaced judo. I like being in pairs with Ninon because she is as raw as me and that reassures me I am not afraid of hurting her.

These 3 subjects are related. Ninon is in Staps, in APAS. And in APAS we have courses on mental disability. So, I'm going to talk a little about this course. We are learning a lot of interesting things. The last time we talked about Down's syndrome and autism, there are so many other mental disabilities that are more or less well known.

I have chosen to talk about about mental illness. You can be born with mental illness, like the down syndrome or you can grow mental illness with age, like Alzheimer. Which consists of partial or total memory loss. for example, alzeimher is not when you forget where you put your key, but when you no longer know what they are for