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No one should be made to feel inferior for their mental illness, it is not something that the person asks for or is to blame for. you get into groups like NAMI, and they tell you to tell your story, inform others, break the stigma, but then you get certain people that come along and cripple your strides. When you start to allow a fraction within, it becomes a constant source of refusal to accept a person for who they are. It's a sad day, that turning away.

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