Supportive students had every right to dedicate a memorial in honor of the late Professor Ener. Professor Ener suffered from a disease, which she had no control over. Much alike my wife whom also suffered from this debilitating behavior mood disorder. As with Professor Ener, My wife never received the proper care either, due to the ignorance of care givers. People need to open up their minds and face reality that the postpartum depression is a real disorder and not to stigmatize it. How many more women and children must we lose to this illness before someone stands up and takes action. A memorial would do justice and make people aware that postpartum depression is a crippling disease, which affects more than just the mother. It can destroy a family as my family was destroyed. I lost my daughter to a foreign country, because my wife refused to care for her any longer.