View Part 1 of the Pat Deegan video the 'Politics of Memory, and post on the following: (Use citations from the video to support your assertions.) What is Pat referring to when she uses the term the "Politics of Memory" and the "Master Narrative" in the video? How does this apply to the history of mental health treatment? What examples does she provide from her video to support the need to hear from those who have experienced the mental health system first hand? Why might that be important, and how might it improve service delivery/program design etc.? What might we have to correct regarding the overall narrative that has historically been offered?