On the recordMay 21, 2013
I appreciate his bravery in joining us. His story--and those we've heard from other families--is a powerful reminder of why this Committee needs to act to improve mental health services and treatment.
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congress.govI appreciate his bravery in joining us. His story--and those we've heard from other families--is a powerful reminder of why this Committee needs to act to improve mental health services and treatment.
Waxman emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health services after hearing personal stories.
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