Parkinson’s Disease is still very misunderstood. Eight Canadians living with it talk about their personal experiences and their hopes for the future.

Multiple Sclerosis affects more Canadians per capita than any other country. People from all walks of life who have been diagnosed with MS share their personal experiences.

Severe anxiety, or Generalized Anxiety Disorder, is often dismissed as made up. Eight Canadians discuss the challenges they face and how they hope to be treated by others.

Movies and TV are largely to blame in fostering myths about Bipolar Disorder. These Canadians de-mystify the condition and talk about life and health post-diagnosis.

Representing many abilities, children discuss their challenges and hopes for the future, including the importance of acceptance and accessibility.

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths.

Ever wondered what life is like for a person who is Deaf? These Canadians, who are Deaf and hard of hearing, dispel myths about living with no or very little sound.

One of the most feared and misunderstood mental illnesses is schizophrenia. Eight Canadians explain how is like any other illness and deserves compassion and understanding.