Ann Marie (Anne‑Marie) Council
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first heard Jun 2026
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What did he do?
24 hours later, he was back in the ER already drinking too much and he died six weeks later.
That's a system failure.
We had a problem getting access.
But once we get the access, what Dr. Meyer was talking about, about those individual treatment plans is critical.
If we're going to put someone in involuntary care, we better have resources to give them, the programming to give them, and the care that's going to help improve their
their lives rather than hurt it.
Well, I think on a broader level, mental health touches us all.
And I think that if the stigma stays and people don't talk about it, you know, my son has a problem, but we can't talk about it.
Or my wife has a problem, we can't talk about it.
Then that obviously pushes the stigma.
Medical insurance, which Dr. Meyer is more of the expert on that than I am, but we don't have parity of treatment.
If you come in with a heart condition,
there is a treatment for you and you're gonna get that.
If you come in with this severe mental health condition, maybe you'll get released, maybe you'll get care.
It's not treated the same way.
It's not understood in the same way.
You know, a funny thing about that story, and there's nothing funny about that story, a good argument could be made that he was obviously a danger to himself because he is so vulnerable walking around naked, walk into traffic, be attacked.
I mean, so the idea that he wasn't a danger to himself, I do take cause with.
However, I think everybody seems to think you need an emergency to get help.
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