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Health America used the national attention to spark a conversation about how people whose mental illness is addressed before Stage 4 can recover quickly.This year, the nonprofit is promoting the theme “Life With a Mental Illness” to demystify some of the common misconceptions about various mental health issues. Sharing experiences is critical in ridding mental illness of its stigma, stated Paul Gionfriddo, president and CEO of Mental Health America “Mental illnesses are common and treatable, and help is available,” Gionfriddo said. “We need to speak up early – before Stage 4 – and in real, relatable terms so that people do not feel isolated and alone. Sharing is the key to breaking down the stigma surrounding mental illnesses and to showing others that they are not alone in their feelings and their symptoms.”Mental Health America is encouraging the public to share what mental illness feels like to them and to promote their stories with the hashtag #mentalillnessfeelslike.