Mental Health Petition to the Government of Canada

Signatures 5143 total

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1. 5101
   Name: Anonymous on Jun 12, 2007

   Country: CA

   Comments: Update your petition...Mr Harper is now the P.M. Get with the program

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2. 5102
   Name: Reece Hooey on Jun 20, 2007

   Country: CA

   Comments: i am bipolar, and been so for a long time. i was not diagnosed till less than a year ago. i was always treated like i was crazy, by family,friends and others. it is not easy to be happy when you are not understood, which makes my depression worse. i would love to see more education and awareness about mental health.

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3. 5103
   Name: Travis Cooper on Jun 22, 2007

   Country: AU

   Comments:

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4. 5104
   Name: Surya Gurung on Jul 6, 2007

   Country: CN

   Comments: I need names and e-mail adress of minister of china becuase my father is a minister and i have lost his contact.and this is my mother e-mail address

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5. 5105
   Name: Ashley P on Sep 3, 2007

   Country: CA

   Comments: It's 2007 and proper services for mental health issues, are still not in place. More programs for individual illnesses need to be started in more communites. (ie. day programs for eating disorders and programs for PTSD/trauma issues) You cannot expect a person to get better in a program , if it is only once a week, or doesn't even exist. More psychiatric units need to also be put in place with compassionate caregivers. Not just one in a large city, for everyone, but more individualized units for different mental illnesses.

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6. 5106
   Name: M. Lissette Saenz on Sep 4, 2007

   Country: CA

   Comments: I'm only 22 and depression almost destroyed my life. I wish there was more help available.

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7. 5107
   Name: Michalina Wiercinski on Sep 5, 2007

   Country: CA

   Comments:

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8. 5108
   Name: Kevin Banfill on Sep 5, 2007

   Country: CA

   Comments:

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9. 5109
   Name: Lanie Olegario on Sep 5, 2007

   Country: CA

   Comments:

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10. 5110
    Name: Pamela Drury on Sep 5, 2007

    Country: CA

    Comments:

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11. 5111
    Name: Teri Gelinas on Sep 5, 2007

    Country: CA

    Comments:

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12. 5112
    Name: Mikela Rivera on Sep 7, 2007

    Country: CA

    Comments: Justagurl23 YouTube Petition

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13. 5113
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 21, 2007

    Country: CA

    Comments:

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14. 5114
    Name: Nahid Delfani on Sep 24, 2007

    Country: CA

    Comments:

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15. 5115
    Name: Tika Deslauriers on Oct 30, 2007

    Country: CA

    Comments:

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16. 5116
    Name: Karen Karen on Nov 26, 2007

    Country: CA

    Comments: Help people now!

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17. 5117
    Name: Samantha Math on Dec 17, 2007

    Country: CA

    Comments:

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18. 5118
    Name: Karen Hamilton on Mar 19, 2008

    Country: CA

    Comments: I and many people I know need psychotherapy which was paid for by the government up until 6 or 7 years ago. Social workers can be helpful but they are not psychiatrists. Especially in the case of women because they have no way now to address their past issues are more than ever landing up in abusive situations and because of the reduced welfare and frozen minimum wages set by harris, the tuna for brains morone, we are stuck with no future. Many years ago their was a cuts to womens shelters and mental health institutions were closed, around 1997 I think. The governmnet sits back on fat salaries and fat retirement income. They take more away each year from us and when we ask for the programs back they say they can't afford it. Yet, there is surplus everywhere enough to send over seas in foreign aid, allow more imigrants into the country and rack our other income tax in EI insurance which no one can get when they need it. The government has become a bussiness, a corporation and we have allowed it to happen, preferring to point the finger at our neighbor because they might have gotten a free bag of groceries or bought a case of beer while claiming to be poor because they need some kind of escape from their cronically miserable lives. We only have one life to live. Please help us to live it with dignity and a spark of hope.

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19. 5119
    Name: Tamara Semenko on May 7, 2008

    Country: CA

    Comments: right on! I agree 100%!

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20. 5120
    Name: Kaley York on Jun 1, 2008

    Country: CA

    Comments: There needs to be more public awareness of mental health. Funding needs to be placed in this area where it is desperately needed. Mental health promotion and prevention work with children and youth would be an upstream approach to treating mental health challenges. I eagerly await the next Mental Health Plan and hope that it can create a vision for change whereby people with mental health challenges receive timely interventions and mental health challenges can be prevented or identified early in multiple setting including schools, child care centres, and doctor's offices. It is time to take action.

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21. 5121
    Name: Angelia Rideout on Sep 3, 2009

    Country: CA

    Comments:

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22. 5122
    Name: Gdjjknfbv on Mar 16, 2010

    Country: Angola

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23. 5123
    Name: Qdzsefuo on Mar 16, 2010

    Country: Palestinian Territory, Occupied

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24. 5124
    Name: Axdzykyawg on Mar 16, 2010

    Country: Cayman Islands

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25. 5125
    Name: Bpktue on Mar 16, 2010

    Country: Fiji

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26. 5126
    Name: Pcpbjy on Mar 16, 2010

    Country: Mayotte

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27. 5127
    Name: Rxzlsqtpea on Mar 16, 2010

    Country: Afghanistan

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28. 5128
    Name: Pitboblbfl on Mar 16, 2010

    Country: Guam

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29. 5129
    Name: Juavjuzlin on Mar 16, 2010

    Country: Svalbard And Jan Mayen

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30. 5130
    Name: Ifeywtjac on Mar 22, 2010

    Country: Belarus

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31. 5131
    Name: Xlnrzratj on Mar 22, 2010

    Country: Holy See (vatican City State)

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32. 5132
    Name: Qkwdiaphvt on Mar 22, 2010

    Country: Mozambique

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33. 5133
    Name: Echoknh on Mar 22, 2010

    Country: Niue

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34. 5134
    Name: Ekbjpj on Mar 22, 2010

    Country: Hong Kong

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35. 5135
    Name: Calpyzq on Mar 22, 2010

    Country: Estonia

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36. 5136
    Name: Mludxc on Apr 10, 2011

    Country: Egypt

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37. 5137
    Name: Frank on Sep 8, 2011

    Country: Canada

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38. 5138
    Name: Esther on Jan 16, 2012

    Country: Niue

    Comments: Nothing I could say would give you undue cdreit for this story.

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39. 5139
    Name: Keiwan on Jan 16, 2012

    Country: Nigeria

    Comments: Thanks for wrintig such an easy-to-understand article on this topic.

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40. 5140
    Name: Fidelia on Jan 18, 2012

    Country: Tunisia

    Comments: Help, I've been informed and I can't boecme ignorant.

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41. 5141
    Name: Elida on Jan 18, 2012

    Country: Congo

    Comments: Tocudhown! That's a really cool way of putting it!

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42. 5142
    Name: Barbara Cooke on Feb 24, 2012

    Country: Canada

    Comments:

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43. 5143
    Name: Leah Gillespie on May 22, 2013

    Country: Canada

    Comments: As someone with mental health issues I see the lack of help that really is out there. As someone who speaks out professionally on these issues, I have to encourage other young adults to seek help that simply is not there. Most mental illness becomes prominent between 16 and 21, which is precisely the age gap where people are no longer on the youth side, but also not yet adults. There is no peer group of support even if they manage to get on one side or the other. Something needs to change.

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