Stigma affects not only those with a mental illness, but also their family members and friends
Stigma affects not only those with a mental illness, but also their family members and friends
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I was just thinking about that this morning. I feel like any time I have revealed that a family member has mental illness, people react differently towards me and say incredibly stupid things, usually along the lines of asking if I am going to get it too.
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