Mental illness is a physical illness, not some disease that enters the minds of the weak or characterless. Like cancer c — Sherry Hunter
Mental illness is a physical illness, not some disease that enters the minds of the weak or characterless. Like cancer c — Sherry Hunter
Mental illness is a physical illness, not some disease that enters the minds of the weak or characterless. Like cancer c — Sherry Hunter
Mental illness is a physical illness, not some disease that enters the minds of the weak or characterless. Like cancer c — Sherry Hunter
Mental illness is a physical illness, not some disease that enters the minds of the weak or characterless. Like cancer c — Sherry Hunter
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Mental illness is a physical illness, not some disease that enters the minds of the weak or characterless. Like cancer can happen to anyone, let's start treating mental illnesses as what they are, devastating diseases. ~ Sherry Hunter

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