Judi Chamberlin — Always With Us

by Will Hall: Movement visionary and activist firebrand Judi Chamberlin will always be with us in spirit. She was a longtime friend and will be deeply missed. (2010)

She recently wrote:

I don’t believe in an afterlife; I think when I die it will just be a return to the same nothingness as before my birth. I believe that the only ‘afterlife’ is the way one lives on in people’s memories, and it has been so gratifying to me to hear from so many people who appreciate the work I’ve done and the positive effect I’ve had on their lives. So I feel confident that I will live on in the memories of many, many people, and that thought gives me great comfort.

You can listen to a great Madness Radio interview with Judi here:

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(editor) Also in memory: The below five-minute film was created to honor the life and work of Judi Chamberlin, one of the founders of the international consumer/survivor movement, who passed away in January 2010. The National Coalition seeks to build support for a longer documentary project to showcase the history of our movement for civil rights and community life for people with psychiatric disabilities. For more information about this documentary project, please visit National Coalition of Mental Health Consumer/Survivor Organizations

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See also articles about and by Judi:

Confessions of a non-compliant patient – by Judi Chamberlin
NOTHING ABOUT US Without Us

In the spirit of “nothing about us without us”… (on suicide attempt survivors)

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