Solomon discusses the ways in which people, who once dealt with a mental illness, are now dealing with the repercussions of getting medical treatment. Solomon focuses on how entering another country such as the United States, is more of a hassle for those who actually got medical help, in comparison to those who never received treatment, or who are still dealing with a mental illness on a daily basis. Rush’s study focuses on how those with mental illnesses fear the overall stigma associated with it, even following treatment. This has now led many people to avoid getting treatment, which results in an overall different dynamic throughout society. Further, Solomon emphasises how even though one may have received help from a medical professional,
