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...or perhaps, Robin Williams syndrome?
by Crunchified 3y ago
...or perhaps, Robin Williams syndrome?
- Jeff_Brown 3y agoCharlie Chaplin may have been there first. (Never diagnosed, but they didn't much diagnose depression back then.) https://www.grunge.com/128829/charlie-chaplins-tragic-real-life-story/ https://www.grunge.com/128829/charlie-chaplins-tragic-real-l...
- mahrain 3y agoHaving just read the Matthew Perry memoir, this one fits perfectly too.
- zen928 3y agoIt seems that misinformation when the crowd of low-life online celebrities who took the chance to relentlessly virtue signal "awareness of mental illness" around Robin William's death will never truly leave us. He was depressed from being diagnosed with Parkinsons (ultimately diagnosed as Lewy body dementia) and feeling like he was already losing control of his mind while suffering severely with related complications for over the final year of his life, slowly escalating from signs he was actively seeking healthcare professionals to understand before he got a diagnosis. Do you see a possible connection between feeling a loss of control with thoughts in your mind with a Parkinsons diagnosis and being depressed, or that he was depressed his entire life while holding an emotional front and the fatal diagnosis was just unrelated and no one could have seen it coming and that we need to be aware of the signs? It's so disrespectful to every party involved to chalk up what happened as something that couldn't have been noticed or prevented.