FACT:It's plain andsimple, having amental illnessdoes not meanyou are “crazy.”More than 30%of bipolarpatients canexpect full andcompleterecoveryMYTH:Seeking help formental illness willlead to beingostracized andmake symptomsworse.FACT:don’t let othersperceptionsscare you fromgetting the helpyou need.MYTH: Peoplewith mentalhealthproblems areviolent andunpredictable.It's importantto seek outsupportsystems whenfeeling downMYTH:Anxietyisn't realFACT: Schizophreniaoften involves avariety of symptoms,but not one involvesmultiple personalities.FACT:No one would chooseto have a mentalillness, just as no onewould choose tohave a physicalillness.MYTH:Socialanxiety is thesame asbeing shy.MYTH:Having amental illnessmeans youare “crazy.”FACT: The vastmajority of peoplewith mental healthproblems are nomore likely to beviolent than anyoneelse.MYTH:It is impossibleto helpsomeone withbipolardisorder.1 in 5 ofadults inAmerica,experiencemental illnessMYTH:People are“faking it” ordoing it forattention.FACT:Anxietydisorders areoften notnoticeable.FACT:Bipolar disorder isa medicalcondition just likediabetes or anyother healthcondition.FACT:Socialanxiety andbeing shy arenot the same.FACT:After taking them,many people withdepression begin tofeel like themselvesagain.MYTH:Bipolar disorderis caused by apersonalweakness orcharacter flaw.MYTH:People withschizophreniahave multiplepersonalities.MYTH:“Antidepressantswill change yourpersonality”MYTH: It’sobvioussomeone hasan anxietydisorder.FACT:Bipolar disorder is anillness that mostoften requires peopleto continue takingmedications, even ifthey are symptomfree.18.1% (43.6million) of U.S.adults ages 18years or oldersuffered from anymental illnessTakingmedication andseeking therapyis the bestcombo formental illnessFACT:Bipolar disordercan beeffectivelytreated andmanaged.MYTH:Once bipolardisorder is undercontrol, peoplecan stop theirmedications.Depression is theleading causeof disabilityworldwide, and is amajor contributor tothe globalburden of disease.FACT:It's plain andsimple, having amental illnessdoes not meanyou are “crazy.”More than 30%of bipolarpatients canexpect full andcompleterecoveryMYTH:Seeking help formental illness willlead to beingostracized andmake symptomsworse.FACT:don’t let othersperceptionsscare you fromgetting the helpyou need.MYTH: Peoplewith mentalhealthproblems areviolent andunpredictable.It's importantto seek outsupportsystems whenfeeling downMYTH:Anxietyisn't realFACT: Schizophreniaoften involves avariety of symptoms,but not one involvesmultiple personalities.FACT:No one would chooseto have a mentalillness, just as no onewould choose tohave a physicalillness.MYTH:Socialanxiety is thesame asbeing shy.MYTH:Having amental illnessmeans youare “crazy.”FACT: The vastmajority of peoplewith mental healthproblems are nomore likely to beviolent than anyoneelse.MYTH:It is impossibleto helpsomeone withbipolardisorder.1 in 5 ofadults inAmerica,experiencemental illnessMYTH:People are“faking it” ordoing it forattention.FACT:Anxietydisorders areoften notnoticeable.FACT:Bipolar disorder isa medicalcondition just likediabetes or anyother healthcondition.FACT:Socialanxiety andbeing shy arenot the same.FACT:After taking them,many people withdepression begin tofeel like themselvesagain.MYTH:Bipolar disorderis caused by apersonalweakness orcharacter flaw.MYTH:People withschizophreniahave multiplepersonalities.MYTH:“Antidepressantswill change yourpersonality”MYTH: It’sobvioussomeone hasan anxietydisorder.FACT:Bipolar disorder is anillness that mostoften requires peopleto continue takingmedications, even ifthey are symptomfree.18.1% (43.6million) of U.S.adults ages 18years or oldersuffered from anymental illnessTakingmedication andseeking therapyis the bestcombo formental illnessFACT:Bipolar disordercan beeffectivelytreated andmanaged.MYTH:Once bipolardisorder is undercontrol, peoplecan stop theirmedications.Depression is theleading causeof disabilityworldwide, and is amajor contributor tothe globalburden of disease.

TWT 3-Year Birthday Celebration - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. FACT: It's plain and simple, having a mental illness does not mean you are “crazy.”
  2. More than 30% of bipolar patients can expect full and complete recovery
  3. MYTH: Seeking help for mental illness will lead to being ostracized and make symptoms worse.
  4. FACT: don’t let others perceptions scare you from getting the help you need.
  5. MYTH: People with mental health problems are violent and unpredictable.
  6. It's important to seek out support systems when feeling down
  7. MYTH: Anxiety isn't real
  8. FACT: Schizophrenia often involves a variety of symptoms, but not one involves multiple personalities.
  9. FACT: No one would choose to have a mental illness, just as no one would choose to have a physical illness.
  10. MYTH: Social anxiety is the same as being shy.
  11. MYTH: Having a mental illness means you are “crazy.”
  12. FACT: The vast majority of people with mental health problems are no more likely to be violent than anyone else.
  13. MYTH: It is impossible to help someone with bipolar disorder.
  14. 1 in 5 of adults in America, experience mental illness
  15. MYTH: People are “faking it” or doing it for attention.
  16. FACT: Anxiety disorders are often not noticeable.
  17. FACT: Bipolar disorder is a medical condition just like diabetes or any other health condition.
  18. FACT: Social anxiety and being shy are not the same.
  19. FACT: After taking them, many people with depression begin to feel like themselves again.
  20. MYTH: Bipolar disorder is caused by a personal weakness or character flaw.
  21. MYTH: People with schizophrenia have multiple personalities.
  22. MYTH: “Antidepressants will change your personality”
  23. MYTH: It’s obvious someone has an anxiety disorder.
  24. FACT: Bipolar disorder is an illness that most often requires people to continue taking medications, even if they are symptom free.
  25. 18.1% (43.6 million) of U.S. adults ages 18 years or older suffered from any mental illness
  26. Taking medication and seeking therapy is the best combo for mental illness
  27. FACT: Bipolar disorder can be effectively treated and managed.
  28. MYTH: Once bipolar disorder is under control, people can stop their medications.
  29. Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide, and is a major contributor to the global burden of disease.