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MHA Storyteller Jim, "My illness is not a character defect but something that is real and treatable."
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MHA's aspiration for 2020 is to create a community where everyone is seen and their experiences are valued. MHA Storyteller Jim Love is a Cabarrus resident who says, "The stigma attached to mental illness was always a roadblock for me. I was a man with a good life - I thought my issues were simply flaws in my character." Read More from Jim.
Jim will be MHA's Storyteller for our November 17th BYO-Coffee & Conversation. Storyteller volunteers at MHA events and featured in our "Mental Health Matters: It's time to talk" video series are Breaking Stigma One Conversation at a Time.
