Psychological illnesses may not be as obvious as physical disabilities or illnesses. Nevertheless, they are just as disabling in their own way. Society, however, is more accepting of those with physical than psychological illnesses or disabilities, The latter being regarded as a taboo subject sometimes. To what extent do you agree with this view?

Nowadays, some

people

are suffering from mental disorders which sometimes would not be seen as illnesses like physical ones by society because it is not apparent to

people

. Even someone hesitates to discuss

this

subject. I agree with

this

statement and I will demonstrate why psychological disease is invisible and why

people

feel disabled when they get sick in mind. Some experts agree that mental illnesses are hard to define by initial observation which is why

people

could not recognise whether they or their loved ones are sick mentally. Because the study of psychology is pretty new in the industry and has just been studied for the past few decades compared to other medical research. In order to diagnose it, patients have to complete tens of questions and should talk with their doctors for hours. Even though they are diagnosed as sick, in appearance, they look like a normal individual

due to

the fact that they just feel pain inside which is invisible and unfeelable by others. As mentioned earlier, crowds may not look at

this

illness as a visible disease, but individuals who experienced it, feel pain a lot as same as an injury.

Therefore

,

such

patients should be considered as disabled as they are unable to work and study or even live as much as ordinary

people

.

For example

,

people

sick mentally tend to isolate themselves from their friends and family and be incapable of making decisions and feeding themselves. As

such

, a significant amount of support, care, and time are needed for treatment.

To conclude

,

however

, psychological diseases are not considered illnesses in the body

such

as injury and heart attack, the consequences of

this

must be accepted as harmful diseases within the community as it is new and hard to identify at first glance.