> He should have told his wife about his problems so she could help him get professional help. He also could have done a crowdfunding campain. We don't know wh

> He should have told his wife about his problems so she could help him get professional help. He also could have done a crowdfunding campain. We don't know what his relationship with his wife is, or what his capacity is to ask for help or to organize and execute a crowdfunding campaign(!). A very unfortunate irony of mental illness is that it interferes with the person's emotional and cognitive ability to solve their problems. It's like telling someone with a broken leg that they 'should' run and get help. But at least with a broken leg you have the capacity and will to figure out what you want to do and to try to do it.