Saks Institute Lecture with Patrick Kennedy: Living with Mental Illness

[@phillipfranklin9353]

Patrick Kennedy is turning out to be the most courageous Kennedy. It is possible Patrick may have the greatest and most positive effect on all of humanity. Patrick is a great man, a great human being.

[@yvettejones4991]

Phillip Franklin I totally agree with you 👍

[@USCGouldLaw]

Former U.S. congressman Patrick Kennedy spoke about his decades-long struggle with bipolar disorder and depression as part of the recent Saks Institute for Mental Health Law, Policy, and Ethics Lecture at USC Gould. Kennedy was joined by Prof. Elyn Saks, USC law student Evan Langinger and psychiatry resident Michelle Wu, all of whom discussed how they managed mental illness through their university years.

[@yvettejones4991]

USC Gould School of Law excellent truly excellent 👤👍

[@aaymathebest4705]

@@yvettejones4991 please they should discuss the side effects of the medication on the health and side effects of the medication on the pregnant woman.....

[@nicolelivington9154]

In the book First Rate Madness : Uncovering the Link Between Mental Illness and Leadership it's suggested that Martin Luther King suffered from depression , and President John F. Kennedy suffered from hyerthymia , which is on the bipolar spectrum . It's also suggested that the Kennedy Family Members who did young also suffered from hyerthymia . There may be no Kennedy Curse , it could just be untreated mental illness .

[@ForeverYoursaka]

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[@TheJannybug]

Yea, what a bummer!

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