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In reply to the discussion: People with mental illness 'should get jobs with health insurance and take care of themselves' [View all]Honeycombe8
(37,648 posts)26. No, Dear Heart is not on DVD. And the only VHS you can get is used.
It is not duplicated or sold any longer. I investigated this in some old movie forums. It seems the company that made the movie went out of business or something, and whoever has the rights, if anyone, cannot duplicate it or sell it because of some reason that I forget.
It also doesn't come on TCM very often. So I consider myself lucky that I ran across it in time to record it. It's like gold to me.
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People with mental illness 'should get jobs with health insurance and take care of themselves' [View all]
LuckyTheDog
Dec 2012
OP
Reader's Digest version: our society is well and truly fucked in the head - n/t
coalition_unwilling
Dec 2012
#31
Lock this guy in a cell with the naked guy who tried to eat somebody's face.
eppur_se_muova
Dec 2012
#8
The ACA is changing that. Ins. policies will be required to provide some sort of
Honeycombe8
Dec 2012
#13
Yes...I'm hanging on until the ACA is fully implemented. I'm older and am so afraid
Honeycombe8
Dec 2012
#17
We will be paying $18000 a year for health insurance beginning this March for two years
DebJ
Dec 2012
#24
I have bipolar II syndrome, a full time job, and pay for my BCBSM coverage out of pocket.
Denninmi
Dec 2012
#22
I have the same mental health issue as you, and I'm arguing the mental health angle.
napoleon_in_rags
Dec 2012
#35
Here's the thing you need to know about better supports for mentally ill:
napoleon_in_rags
Dec 2012
#41
I'm having a great deal of trouble envisioning the "no stigma" part, first and foremost.
Denninmi
Dec 2012
#43
Mean-sprited though this will sound, I hope severe mental illness visits
coalition_unwilling
Dec 2012
#28
I wonder if that person knows one of my former bosses who said those who
coalition_unwilling
Dec 2012
#30