Helping people with mental illness seen as life-changing
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Omaha, Neb. -- When Sister Nancy Kehoe began leading adults with mental illness in discussions on spiritual beliefs and values 28 years ago, she never thought it would affect her so deeply.
She considered herself an outsider during those early group sessions and thought differently about mental illness.
"Over time I really began to see how much alike we all are, and I was often intrigued by the way they would talk about faith with such sanity. I began to feel like one of them," she said.
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