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what are about some of the changes in treatment for mental illnesses in the 19th century?

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Answered: 19th century social changes

The social changes in the United States since the late 19th century have been enormous. For example, civil rights movements for women and minorities have significantly (even if not fully) expanded the possibilities for prosperity and power in American society. Large extended families were the norm ...
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This web site has information about the village hall and how you can contact them. It is probably a good place to start. http://www.charities-database.co.uk/302771.html
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Answered: What is the mental condition of someone who can't make a decision about

No. That's a symptom of egomania, exacerbated by feeble-mindedness.
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Answered: Lonely Man with medically controlled mental illness in need of friendship

If you want to meet a woman who can relate to you, go to groups that are provided by your mental health programs. Definately try to attend consistantly. There is much more understanding when others are going through similar things. Although, you don't have to limit yourself to the circumstances ...
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