<human>: must see film understand reality read book ms duke afflicted bipolar disorder formerly labeled manic depressionbr it hard to believe today's people still critique other people's emotional problems and seek psychiatric help regressive or discriminatory thinking still exists br it unfortunate that film audience sees pain and suffering ms dake through especially child's eyes ; many of us may remember tv show '' harry potter '' as child protagonist ; we may also remember '' housewife '' from tv series '' home improvement '' played by richard hesseman '' growing up with a full-fledged mental health problem ; a few weeks later, someone divorces someone, causes tantrums, and children's mother suffers a heart attack. '' a recent survey by the american mental health alliance reported that 75% of adults surveyed failed to recognize classic signs of bipolar disorder, including depressive mood swings, and 75% of people believed they could control their illness without medication. bbc a recent survey by national mental health alliance revealed that 75% americans fail to recognize classic symptoms of bipolar disease, including depressed mood swings and personality clashes, even when people are well educated and well treated ; this includes promoting a film that shows how talented, well-educated women can pull off these types of problems and deserve better treatment than people who are ignorant or prejudiced.
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