(Seguin) – Sufferers of depression, anxiety and other mental illnesses no longer have to fight through them alone.
Guadalupe County this month is reminding the community of its critical responsibility in making sure that help becomes available for those of us who need it.
Guadalupe County officials say proclaiming the month of May as Mental Health Awareness Month is more than ceremonial. County Judge Kyle Kutscher says it’s a call on citizens, organizations, healthcare providers, and research institutions to raise mental health awareness so that they can continue helping those in need to live longer, healthier lives.
“The need to talk about mental health awareness becomes increasingly more important especially when we are transitioning out of a pandemic and COVID. All of this has really had a lot of wear and tear on individuals, families. It is important to talk about these things, to be self-aware and know that there are people and resources here locally availab
GRAHAM JAEHNIG
The driver of this vehicle survived after crashing it into a stand of trees at nearly 100 mph, prompting the Keweenaw County Sheriff’s Office to send out a plea for the community to start a desperately needed local conversation on mental health awareness. (Photo courtesy of the Keweenaw County Sheriff’s Office)
EAGLE RIVER Sheriff’s deputies recently responded to a young person who had driven a vehicle into a stand of trees at an unidentified location at nearly 100 mph, according to a post on the Keweenaw County Sheriff’s Office social media page.
The post stated the cause of the crash was that the young person had decided to commit suicide.
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Photo courtesy of the Keweenaw County Sheriffâs Office
The driver of this vehicle survived after crashing it into a stand of trees at nearly 100 miles per hour, prompting the Keweenaw County Sheriff to send out a plea for the community to start a desperately needed local conversation on mental health awareness.
KEWEENAW COUNTY This past weekend, Sheriff deputies responded to a young person who had driven a vehicle into a stand of trees in an unidentified location at nearly 100 miles per hour, according to a post on the Sheriff’s Office social media page.
The post stated the cause of the crash was that the young person had decided to commit suicide.
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