May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Thanks, Serenity, for reminding me.

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Brenda this is so true!
Mental Illness is one of the moat challenging illness anyone has ever coped with.I don;t know if autism is classed as an illness,but according to CNN it is now epidemic.One out of 88 military family’s now has an autistic child. There is a wide range of mental illness,from those who can cope,to those who can cope on medication, to those who medication just doesn’t work. It is real.
Thank you very much for the reblog; it’s fantastic to see so many people sharing such an important message.
You are more than welcome. This blog states perfectly what I’ve been saying for years. Thanks for the opportunity to put it out there in such a way that people might actually “get it.”
Amen to that, Sister!!! I’ve heard “just snap out of it” before and it is so hard to take. People just don’t seem to want to understand or treat it as anything that is real. Just because there aren’t physical, outward signs of an illness, does not mean it is not a real illness!!!!