yes but talking to the right person, ie such as a doctor who has known the person for long enough /is experienced / knowledgeable with the mind illnesses /types such as Bipolar etc or someone else who has suffered similarly i guess.
Of course its a depressing subject and that's why a lot of people avoid it , selfishness/self preservation comes into play. that and the taboo side of it i suppose and the perception that a lot of people see it as a weakness or maybe not as a genuine illness in the same way as the flu or a broken ankle or maybe even Cancer etc is seen and perceived.
Of course its a depressing subject and that's why a lot of people avoid it , selfishness/self preservation comes into play. that and the taboo side of it i suppose and the perception that a lot of people see it as a weakness or maybe not as a genuine illness in the same way as the flu or a broken ankle or maybe even Cancer etc is seen and perceived.
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