WASHINGTON | He was a pioneer by circumstance, not choice. But 35 years after then-Sen. Tom Eagleton of Missouri was forced to abandon his bid to become vice president after he disclosed he had been treated for depression, politicians no longer keep their families? battles with mental illness in the dark.
From: www.kansascity.com
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Mental-health parity proposal testifies to Eagleton?s legacy
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