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Make mental health a top priority with education for all, better basic care, and advances in medical research!

Created by R.H. on February 01, 2014

Speaking as a not typical bipolar person, at 17 I was diagnosed and by 20 I was disabled as adviced by all of my doctors. I used and tried medicine after medicine with no help. I've been treated in and out patient. In patient treatment is a prison for crazy people as you're repeatedly called. We need more research and better basic human rights for the 6 million Americans that suffer mental illnesses. We need viable treatment plans that actually work. We are a group of people that most people like to ignore. Our death rate is 10-15% of those diagnosed. Please get the medical community more involved and actual help out there for people who suffer a disease that people believe is nothing more than bad behavior. I went from the top 5 percentile of high school students to a person treated bad

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