SEE YE! SEE YE! MISSOURI NEEDS YOUR INPUT! HELP SADE LOPEZ!
There is a growing controversy brewing in Missouri in all many towns! Many deaf and hard of hearing clients are falling through the cracks of the Department of Mental Health. This has been going on for years and years. Now the straw has broken the camel's back. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
Please review the video done in Springfield, Missouri! ** view this video now!
Please e-mail your thanks to Angie Weidinger for exposing the story about lack of mental health services for the deaf in Springfield. It is only the tip of iceberg. A lot of people tried to kill that story. It shows the reins of AUDISM trying to stop her from exposing the truth. email your support to her now!
I am enclosing this vlog I made last Spring about Department of Mental Health and how it treated us.
Watch this video!
Here is attached my response to the television story
This is nothing new about how DMH treats deaf clients. This has been going on for too long time and it is time to get DMH accountable for the needs of deaf and hard of hearing clients.
This is getting old about the lack of services as we have been to Jefferson City numerous times in the last 30 years. It is someone at the top at DMH who is selfish. DMH can be sued real soon if they do not clean up their act. We have been waiting for the last ten years for real action.
No, it is bureaucratic nightmare and the lack of respect from them. They wasted millions of dollars on other things. They knew what we want and yet they blew us away!
They do not make any REAL efforts to get serious about providing mental health services for the deaf and hard of hearing in Missouri.
It is high time for legal action against DMH for many cases like that deaf guy in your news. That guy is NOT alone. There are many more throughout Missouri. It is just a tip of iceberg.
Why don't you investigate DMH? You can expose fraud, corruption and the likes in there.
Thank you for bringing that story to our attention! It is NO EXCUSE for what DMH did to deaf clients.
Paul Kiel
St. Louis, Missouri
