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Raising a Child with Developmental Disability and Mental Illness
*Grace Scott, as interviewed by Sue Cassel, May, 2011 (*Name changed because child is a minor) Grace: My husband and I have been married 24 years. We adopted our children. One daughter, a young adolescent, has been diagnosed with fetal … Continue reading
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Tagged ADHD, adoption, Asperger's, autism, church, fetal alcohol, finances, Medicaid, mood disorder, prayer, psychosis, support
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Abuse History Leads to Post-traumatic Stress
“Survivor in the Heartland,” as interviewed by Sue Cassel, January, 2011 Survivor: I was abused over the course of 30 years and have been diagnosed with PTSD. Abuse occured by both of my parents, a priest, and an abusive ex-husband. I have … Continue reading
Disability and Mental Illness Affect the Whole Family
Jennifer Dempsey, Pennsylvania, as interviewed by Sue Cassel, December, 2010 Jennifer: I am a wife of 23 years and a mom to a 20 year-old son with Aspergers, as well as an 18 year-old son and a 16 year-old daughter. … Continue reading
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Tagged Asperger's, Bipolar, Borderline personality disorder, church, finances, prayer, sin
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Advice to Churches: Never Give Money!
Becky Oberg, Indiana, as interviewed by Sue Cassel in December, 2010 Becky: I am on disability for mental illness. I was hospitalized without insurance for depression, which wiped out my life savings. I had trouble getting help from the government … Continue reading
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Tagged Borderline personality disorder, depression, finances, food stamps, housing, mental illness, Social Security
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