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∙ 2006-04-05 08:38:36If the person lacks feelings/empathy, along with other symptoms, it is possible that they are a sociopath
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∙ 2006-04-05 08:38:36Even though not everyone with a mental illness gets better, many people with mental illnesses are able to lead functioning, happy lives. It depends on the severity of the person's disorder, the support the person has, the treatment being utilized, and the person's individual characteristics.
It depends on the illness. Some diseases can cause brain damage, which can result in mental illness. Others can cause physical and/or emotional trauma for the person who is ill, and the experience can result in mental illness.
Usually mental illness cant be cured completely. but can be helped. it depends on how bad it is and on the person
Paranoid narcissism is a mental illness where a person thinks they are being persecuted by everyone. Their reaction is to act better than everyone else and be unpleasant most of the time.
It impacts not only the person with the mental illness, but impacts the family's as well. For the person with the mental illness, it makes every single day a struggle. A struggle to live, to what they perceive, a normal life. But, for the family, it's an everyday struggle to help the person with the mental illness and is both a emotional and physical challenge.
Just like anyone else just be sensitive to the needs of the person, and realize that a rounded diet is important for anyone with mental illness or not.
It impacts not only the person with the mental illness, but impacts the family's as well. For the person with the mental illness, it makes every single day a struggle. A struggle to live, to what they perceive, a normal life. But, for the family, it's an everyday struggle to help the person with the mental illness and is both a emotional and physical challenge.
Yes , plenty. Providing that you are mentally and emotionally stable a person with a mental illness can have any job they want.
A person with mental illness sees a psychiatrist.
It means a person has a mental illness already prior to applying for insurance coverage. Pre-existing has to be "known". 4ligeguild
It depends on what kind of mental illness it is. Some people you can't even tell that something is wrong with them! So it depends on what they have, and how bad they have it.
If its a mental health disorder then no. A person may have a biological condition which means they do bleed easily and that may be linked to the mental illness, but the mental illness itself would not be a direct cause of the bleeding problem itself.