Mental Health Bill Supporters Prod Manchin to Sign It
Charleston Daily Mail › April 30, 2009
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The scariest time in Chris Markin's life was when he was hospitalized after losing his job and was unable to afford medication for a bipolar condition and suicidal thoughts.
But he got transitional help through community-based mental health care services, including cooking and cleaning classes and help with his medication.See the full content of this document
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Mental Health Bill Supporters Prod Manchin to Sign It
Now living on his own and attending a good church, Markin works to help others suffering "unshakable sorrow."
"I made friends in there and leaned on people who were stronger than me," Markin said Wednesday. "I'm basically here to give...See the full content of this document
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