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Mental Health Information

Neoma

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4. Thank you.

Reply to etherealtruth (Reply #3)

Sun May 25, 2014, 06:05 PM

May 2014

This is really true, I think there's been more support this time around.

I'm very open about it in real life because I accidentally became the leader of my college's mental health club. This fall I plan to try and get the word more out to teachers so they can tell their students that there's support if they need it.

I plan to be a neurologist someday. One step at a time.

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Stigmatization of the mentally ill. [View all] Neoma May 2014 OP

Attack it with facts and examples etherealtruth May 2014 #1

That's part of the problem. Neoma May 2014 #2

The issues are so complex etherealtruth May 2014 #3

Thank you. Neoma May 2014 #4

Wishes for a successful career and life etherealtruth May 2014 #5

I like learning, something everyone can't say. Neoma May 2014 #6

"Attack" might be a poor choice of words. n/t kickysnana May 2014 #7

Haha, probably. Neoma May 2014 #8

Tho' bias against the MI raises desire to fight, these incidents validate fear and extend prejudice HereSince1628 Jun 2014 #9

This post in GDwell represents several aspects of the problem HereSince1628 Jun 2014 #10