Mental Illness touches us directly or indirectly at least once in our lives. It may be a sibling, parent, or partner. It might be a friend or a stranger. But one thing is true. We need to not hide mental illness. It needs to be seen in light of day and not pushed into the darkness of night. And help must become easier and cheaper to attain . This book touches me personally. My paintbrush ached as the images came to life on the rice paper pages. But there is something here which is in every face you see. Find it and you may come away with a different outlook on this hidden illness.