No one is immune from mental illness. Any person regardless of age, economic status, or race can develop a mental illness. Yet it is difficult for many of us to understand why mental health policy receives less support for government spending increases than does health care. We must recognize all the barriers that contribute to the stigmatization and discrimination of mental health.
No one is immune from mental illness.
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I do agree! I believe that everybody will agree with me in the following; every person on earth has a limit of what they can tolerate, both at a physiological basis, and at a mental basis. Therefore it is not fair to acknowledge only one of these phenomenon! In addition, we are complex beings. If our mental state is poorly, so will our physically state be. If our physically state is poorly, so will our mental be.
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I also agree. My family has a history of mental illness and it is very interesting to me to see how society deals with it. I have noticed there are more drug rehabs then places for people with mental illness to go get help.
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Reblogged this on Cynical Yorkshireman.
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I dont think governments care the more crazy we become the less we will notice what they are doing to us. Is there a coration between wealth amd mental health or is that difficult to unravel because so many with the means to might visit help secretly or anonymously.
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Corelation sorry for typos my phone is good at them
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I know one of the reasons for the increase in crime is that governments all over the world are just pushing drugs on people with problems and releasing them on the streets. More money needs to be spent on long term facility care.
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This is very relevant even here in Kenya. More people are being called upon to research and beat the myths surrounding mental illness especially in Africa
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Thank you for following my mishmash of a blog. As i learn to live, and to live well, with bipolar diagnosis, I look forward to future posts from you.
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I agree with you 100%. I myself suffer from GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorder). I agree that there is not enough awareness about mental health and not everyone seems to understand the effects it can have on people.
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I’ve had family members suffering from mental disorders. It’s amazing to me that so many people only take notice when a “star” commits suicide. I agree – people don’t understand the impact of these diseases and how it impacts most of us. Thanks for your help in this field.
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