I will never give my money to a fruitcake. I would much rather take advice from elders who have worked their knuckles into the ground because they suffer from a case of strong back and most likely suffer from strong character and lessons learned from experience. I have found strong guidance from men like this when troubled times have occurred in my life. Most of those men were Christians even though I usually refer to myself as an agnostic theist.
Fruitquacks most likely have very little real personal experience of the troubles they try to help others with and most of the ones I have known seemed to suffer from weird personality traits that made them look out of touch with reality. It is kinda like the broke buddy who always has financial advice for others.
So no, fruitquacks will get none of my attention and especially not now.
You discredit MHP's both for "not being able to help another due to not having been in his shoes" while also faulting them for "having issues of their own." Your biases are showing. Although the "fruitcakes" was another hint
A strong individual is one willing to accept help for a problem he cannot sufficiently conquer on his own. It's a disgusting marginalization of mental illness to refer to seeking care as a weakness of character.