12/ At 70 years old, he was out of a job in a job market and country that provided him with no options. The money that was coming in from Medicare covered next to nothing. He could no longer afford treatment for his neuropathy nor visits to his shrink.
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So much love to you, Andrew.
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Thank you Kate
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Andrew - we are so sorry for your loss, as well as the pain you and your family have endured. Thank you for having the courage to share your story.
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Thanks Brad
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All of us who have lost loved ones to mental illness & the fallout from it feel your story to the depths of our being. The system is utterly broken. My family & I have found the only way to ease the pain is to do what we can to keep others from suffering as our son, and we, did.
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Get in touch if you ever want to talk.
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Andrew, so much grief here. Your willingness to share such a personal story taps into how universal every family’s challenges are. I hope you find some peace.
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Andrew, this is so heartbreaking to read. There really are no words. I feel your pain and I am just so very sorry.
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Thank you so much for having the courage to share this. Our country has to recognize the painful, life-shattering consequences behind our healthcare failures in order to act — and that starts with telling our stories. My heart is with you and yours today.
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I’m so sorry. Thank you for sharing your family’s story and speaking on the crisis of American healthcare. THANK YOU.
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