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Laura Delano on grieving for ‘all we lose to being labeled “mentally ill”’
”It is an important, meaningful, entirely valid experience to feel grief and despair at the thought of all we lose to being labeled “mentally ill” and put on psychotropic drugs. In fact, feeling these feelings – including anger and rage … Continue reading
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