Does Wales need a mental health anti-stigma campaign?

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   Name: Gareth Lewis on Feb 8, 2010

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   Name: Rosa May- Harris on Feb 9, 2010

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   Name: Dean Brooks on Feb 9, 2010

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   Name: Jayne Marks on Feb 9, 2010

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   Name: Anonymous on Feb 9, 2010

   Comments: Time to kill the stigma once and for all

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   Name: Darren Kershaw on Feb 11, 2010

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   Name: Jo-Ann Davis on Feb 12, 2010

   Comments: Long over due

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   Name: Suan Parker on Feb 14, 2010

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   Name: Melanie Maret on Feb 14, 2010

   Comments: is there anything i can do to help with this campaign for public awareness/acceptance??

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    Name: Madeleine Brindley on Feb 15, 2010

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    Name: Lorna Doran on Feb 15, 2010

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    Name: Graham Henry on Feb 15, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 16, 2010

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    Name: Sandra Dowrick on Feb 16, 2010

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    Name: Phil Astley on Feb 16, 2010

    Comments: we definatley need an anti-stigma campaign. only recently some friends of mine, who are well educated careing people, they support several charities for cancer and child care, showed their total ignorence on mental health issues, when they saw someone in the street who was behaving oddly and taking to themsevles, they stated that all people like that should be lnstitutions not in the community!!!

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 16, 2010

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    Name: Nadine Holloway on Feb 17, 2010

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    Name: Marion Pearse on Feb 17, 2010

    Comments: There can't be a man, woman or child in the UK who is not affected by mental ill health at some point in our lives. So, why perpetuate the myth that it's something seedy shameful and dirty? Come clean. Get honest about the state of anxiety and fear in all our lives. With statistics like "1 in 4" ... this is not about someone else but it's about you and it's about me. Govt must allow communities to OWN the problem rather than cover it up and send it underground. Building shared-understanding requires honestly....so that starts with you and with me! We Brits hide our emotions and we also pass on the responsibility for our actions AND we seek "simple" pill-like solutions....and that is all part of the perpetuation problem.

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    Name: Julian John on Feb 17, 2010

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    Name: Robbie Bell on Feb 17, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 17, 2010

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    Name: Karita Razzell on Feb 19, 2010

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    Name: Emma Williams on Feb 20, 2010

    Comments: Definitely time to change attitudes! And improve peoples understanding!!

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 21, 2010

    Comments: i support this

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 21, 2010

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    Name: Alexandra McMillan on Feb 22, 2010

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    Name: Corrine Williams on Feb 22, 2010

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    Name: Antonia Farrugia on Feb 22, 2010

    Comments: I fully support this petition as I have witnessed the stigma that can sometimes can be attached to people suffering mental health issues while in work and through personal experiences!

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    Name: Keith Davies on Feb 22, 2010

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    Name: Nona Davies on Feb 23, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 23, 2010

    Comments: Keep up the good work. Loved the YouTube video.

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    Name: Rebecca Callaghan on Mar 2, 2010

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    Name: Helena Davies on Mar 2, 2010

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    Name: Trisha Dubens on Mar 2, 2010

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    Name: Rhian Mai Thomas on Mar 5, 2010

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    Name: NICOLA RABJOHNS on Mar 8, 2010

    Comments: I am keen that Wales has its own Mental Health anti-stigma campaign. All too often we all think that mental ill-health is something that happens to someone else ....it is just as disabling and challenging to live with mental distress as it is to live with many debilitating physical conditions. We all want to be valued and included for who we are .....is that too much to ask ?

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    Name: B McEvilly on Mar 10, 2010

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    Name: Carol Scourfield on Mar 11, 2010

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    Name: Caroline Evans on Mar 18, 2010

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    Name: Jocelyn Duncan on Mar 23, 2010

    Comments: I have BiPolar and I am proud of who I am. I wish others could feel the same.

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    Name: Joseph Wilton on Mar 25, 2010

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    Name: Lynne Hammond on Mar 29, 2010

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    Name: Jessica on Mar 30, 2010

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    Name: Dean Lannen on Mar 31, 2010

    Comments: I agree that mental health does have a negative stigma attached so I would like to be part of this campaign and see a positive change for the future for those who have mental health problems.

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    Name: Dorothy Williamson on Apr 2, 2010

    Comments: Stigmatism is a dreadful thing to have to contend with, support is needed not negativity.

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    Name: Dorothy Wilson on Apr 3, 2010

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    Name: Denise Ashurst on Apr 4, 2010

    Comments: Long Overdue in Wales

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    Name: Ian Hodgson on Apr 4, 2010

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    Name: Ian Hodgson on Apr 4, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 5, 2010

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