I saw a documentary on HBO-W that was called,"Boy Interrupted",about a 15 year old boy who had Bipolar II,who committed suicide. The film was made by the parents of Evan Perry. The film was made by Dana Perry.

The film was on HBO-W at 12:00 AM,to 1:30 AM this morning. It was very sad,but they are attempting to educate the public,which is a very good thing.

We need the help of society,humanity,doctors,and church organizations,and mental health organizations. Lots of people are falling through the cracks,and that's a sad thing.

Apart of the documentary talks about the aftermat of a suicide where people are searching their hearts,and wondering what happened. They are feeling tremendous grief,and lose. One person said you cannot explain it in words. Another person said we have no choice but to cope,and things like this.

We understand this who are on this forum,but it's a education for people who don't know about these mental health issues. The message has to be presented out in the open. It's a fact of reality,and should not be hidden anymore.

It's also sad that some of them are drinking themselves to death on the streets,and in the alleys. Some people choose that life,and some of them do not. I have been a part of a street ministry,so I understand a little about street people,but this is off the subject of the documentary. BF