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Michelle knew something was wrong. That she was "different." At times she could not distinguish reality from her troubled thoughts. She begged her parents to bring her to a professional to get help.But they were afraid a diagnosis of mental illness would prevent her from getting into a good college or from "finding a husband."So, because of stigma, ignorance and fear, Michelle suffered. Michelle Yang's story is a powerful and important one,and an important reminder that recovery does not happen in the shameful dark.Michelle's Blog: www.livingwellhappily.com/Michelle's article we referenced: www.huffpost.com/entry/asian-amer…e4b02e7a705dae97

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Giving Voice to Depression

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251-Good Grades Do Not Equal Good Mental Health