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Tuesday: True Mental Health Stories That Stand Against Stigma

Posted on July 7, 2011 by Press Release

It might have been the bright red coat someone was wearing. Or the unknown woman who pointed a camera in his direction. Whatever might have caught Antonio Morgan’s eye, his mind could take it and turn it into a story that would plague and torment him. Morgan was diagnosed with a rare form of paranoid schizophrenia in 1995, and he has been hospitalized 13 times because of his mental illness. He has since learned to manage his illness, and now Continue Reading →

Health & Fitness 96001, Antonio Morgan, California Northstate, Community Education Committee, Laura Kauth, Marc Dadigan, Northern California, Northern Valley Catholic Social Services, NVCSS, NVCSS 2nd Home, Redding California News, Shasta County, Shasta County mental health, SOLVE, State of Jefferson

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