Thanks to Stephen Fry
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Bipolar is an extremely misunderstood and often debilitating illness which eats into the lives of its sufferers daily.
The recently screened documentaries on BBC 2 featuring Stephen Fry's brave disclosure of Manic Depression and his personal battle with the illness were so exquisitely and sensitively portrayed that they can not have failed to raise consciousness about this condition.
It is high time that Bipolar was brought out of the shadows, and this petition is to thank Stephen Fry for doing this so beautifully. Thank You
The recently screened documentaries on BBC 2 featuring Stephen Fry's brave disclosure of Manic Depression and his personal battle with the illness were so exquisitely and sensitively portrayed that they can not have failed to raise consciousness about this condition.
It is high time that Bipolar was brought out of the shadows, and this petition is to thank Stephen Fry for doing this so beautifully. Thank You
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200 signatures
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Roberta W
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i sometimes wonder if bp is really with me but finally was able to feel part of a community which has very valuable life experiences to share
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Lisa Miranda
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You are a true inspiration. Without you I would never have been diagnosed myself
197.
Lesley Blankenship
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Thanks i no longer feel alone and feel part of a group of clever and intelligent people
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Mike M
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thanks, maybe now we wont get looked at like psychos when trying to explain to people what it is to suffer from BP
190.
Duncan P
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As sensitive and warm as one would ever hope to experience. Many thanks you brave fellow. Xxx
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Poppy H
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Thankyou Stephen. It really enlightened me to the suffering she goes through. and NOW i can try & help her more. Keep on being the great man that you are.Thankyou x
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Asam B
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Dear Stephen, thank you so much for making the film. It must have taken a lot of strength and greatness to come out and be so public with your feelings and personal life. Yours is a contribution that will be remembered by not only people that suffer the s
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Turloch O
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Nice for general education, any chance on talking specifically to the 4?million UK sufferers? What could help Stephen Fry?
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Nancy A
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Thank you for a sensitive documentary, which has so clearly helped to bring bipolar to the forefront of the public's mind. On a more personal note, it has helped me to think about my own condition, and my acceptance of it, and also to discuss it more open
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Sara S
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I am a Samaritan and am hope that Stephens documentary will now be used in training volunteers. We often only see people when suffering from a 'down'...it was useful to understand more about the 'high'. And anything which encourages public debate & un
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Brainsugar Lowe
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An excellent ambassador for our cause! I thought this was a well articulated programme that will help to erode the stigma of this difficult and dazzling illness.
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James P
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Thank you for making me realise that my condition (clinical depression) is part of me and for your honesty and bravery in highlighting such a stigmatised subject. I already admired you and now I am full of appreciation of your work and your struggles. Bes
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