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... Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas Discuss Jesuit grad part of Wichita State Transfer leaves anxiety attacks behind in helping Shockers reach Sweet 16 01:36 PM CST on Friday, March 24, 2006 By BRAD TOWNSEND / The Dallas Morning News WASHINGTON – Jesuit graduate Kyle Wilson knows that when he takes the court tonight, it will kindle recognition among TV viewers.

Isn't he the kid who transferred from Illinois after having anxiety attacks?

Yes, he is.

But he is 22 now.

He is Wichita State's third-leading scorer.

His Shockers are in the Washington Region semifinals, and if they beat No.

11 seed George Mason tonight, they'll be in the Elite Eight.

"When you make a life-changing decision, you just hope that path leads you in the right direction," Wilson said Thursday before the Shockers practiced at the Verizon Center.

"I just tried to put the pieces together to where I'd be happy.

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"For most of us, the worry of 'losing your mind' is the most disabling thing that can happen to us," the paper states.

It establishes maximum wait times for five "sentinel" mental illnesses: psychosis, mania, hypomania, postpartum mood disorder, major depression.

According to Health Canada, more than four million Canadians are suffering from an identifiable mental illness at any given time.

Only one-third of them are getting treatment.

While there are no good data on the number of patients actually waiting for psychiatric care, anecdotally, the situation appears grim.

"Most psychiatrists don't even keep wait lists because they would be too long," said Dr.

Blake Woodside, chairman of the Canadian Psychiatric Association and director of the eating-disorders program at Toronto General Hospital.

Waits are longest for children, and in rural communities, particularly remote aboriginal communities.

Dr.

Woodside said what is truly tragic is that delays in treatment routinely result in a worsening of a person's condition and worse outcomes - at great cost to individuals and the health system.

"Right now, if you show up in ER suicidal, you will get care, but if you want a consultation for a serious mental-health problem, it will take many months to be seen," Dr.

Woodside said.

He said it is important to bear in mind that, while people are waiting for care, patients "are often not leading productive lives - they can't work, they can't function well,...