from people with chronic depression verses those who have had a mild depression and those who went untraded. if you look at the people who have had chronic episodes and you look at divorce, education, medicaid, they are not able to work. i can tell from numbers the human story that is there. you need to sell people that this stuff makes a difference and ultimately as -- and ultimately it is connected to these diseases and is cheaper. we asked people this question and retracted overtime. is depression a state of mind or is it a disease? it is very, very clear that people see it as a disease, their attitudes about coverage change and they have enormous a different attitude. i think learning to talk about this as a treatable disease like other diseases, that is pivotal to winning these arguments. those are two or three things that i would instinctively think about in terms of what has to be done. i would just say this, again, having been through this, we have to fight first about the structure and then get to the benefit package. like a lot of other advocacy groups, the fight we are in now, it

you know that medicare, many people entering medicare has as many as five chronic conditions, some untraded because they said i don't need to get health insurance and in three years i'm going to be on medicare. so it's something hands up not getting treated and it gets worse, so by the time they get into medicare we are talking about a much more expensive treatment then we might have if we had more timely diagnosis. understanding this timely diagnosis is not going to say this money in your one. it is going to cost us money but what does it do in your five? what is it due in year ten? beacon make an enormous difference by our willingness to understand you have to fix the roof before it gave sin. we almost always sill to consider the cost of the uninsured among us. and, this is another thing i think a lot of people americans are uninformed about. if you have health insurance today you think you are paying for your family but you are paying more than that. about $1,100 of the insurance that you pay for your family actually goes to cover the uninsured. in order to cover their costs healthcare p