60% of WI disapproves of Walker’s job performance in WPR/St. Norbert poll

This comes from a poll with a small sample: 603. Notables: 57 percent of those polled say that Wisconsin is headed in the wrong direction. Russ Feingold leads against Ron Johnson.  51 percent to 40 percent. 60 percent of Wisconsinites disapprove of the way Scott Walker is doing his job. In fact, 40% of Wisconsinites more »

How AP and the WI press does damage control for Governor Drunken Sailor

Yet again I get the impression that Associated Press does whatever it can to protect and/or repair Scott Walker’s image.   Compare the headlines and stories on Walker’s recent FEC filing: From Washington Post (author – Jenna Johnson): How Scott Walker spent $90,000 a day to lose an election   From U.S. News and World Report more »

Everybody didn’t have access to the Democratic Party debate

The editor of Buzzflash at Truthout recently wrote that, “By offering the debates on television only to paid subscribers of television packages that included CNN and Fox News, the most important political interaction between candidates for president of the United States was, essentially, privatized.” If you’re living with a net-enabled digital device seemingly glued to your more »

A CLOSER LOOK AT ALZHEIMER AND AUTISM

A CLOSER LOOK AT ALZHEIMER AND AUTISM

Are You Losing Your Mind? The Depths of Autism and Alzheimer

Al Letson,

Arbus Magazine, March/April 2015

Today, I learned a good friend of mine passed away. He’d struggled

with depression for a long time, and I guess it became too much to bear.

He committed suicide yesterday, and his family and friends are devastated.

Normally I wouldn’t post this sort of thing here: It’s personal. But mental

health is a huge problem that we as a country have yet to deal with.

If you are hurting, please, please reach out.

I know its hard, but reach out. If you know someone who is hurting, as

hard as it is, get them help.

Please. It’s a matter of life or death.

A CLOSER LOOK AT ALZHEIMER AND AUTISM MENTAL

HEALTH INITIATIVE SYMPOSIUM

Taking a closer look at mental health issues that society is dealing with

and medical science has a clinical definition and diverse treatment options.

Autism and Alzheimer affects the most sensitive and important part of the

human body……………. The Brain. The center of what is ultimately each of US.

AAMHI will be hosting their next Symposium on Saturday, October 17th at

the Community Rehabilitation Center (CRC) in Jacksonville, Florida at 10:00am.

The topics will focus on Alzheimer and Autism. While Alzheimer’s is not

considered a mental illness; a person can still experience some of the symptoms;

(ie depression, agitation, hallucinations, etc.). The AAMHI wants to shed a very

“bright” light on Autism; which is affecting so many of our children! These children

are attending schools that are public, private and charter. Their services are

unique just as each individual child is unique individual.

Parents are concerned that their child(ren) are receiving them best educational,

clinical and medical services available so these young people have an equal

opportunity to services and a productive life as others.

There will be Testimonials and Speakers who will be sharing valuable insight and

information. Answering questions and sharing resources.

Professional Speakers that will be present are:

Sherri Peterson Walker

Alzheimer Ambassador for the State of Florida

Shelia Christie

Autism Advocate Medical Professionals

Doris Chance

Physician Assistant

Dr. Mia R. Wilson, Ed.D. LMHC, NCC, MAC, CAP

Owner — Private Practice Sankofa Behavioral

Health Services – http://drmiawilson.vpweb.com/

We literally need to adopt a “VILLAGE” mentality to help heal TROUBLED

minds in our homes and communities; neighbor helping neighbor, people helping

people; being, in essence – “Our Brother’s KEEPER”!

Ann Marlow

CEO & Founder

African American Mental Health Initiative (AAMHI)

AAMHIInc@gmail.com

Al Jazeera America feature on Madison, Wisconsin homelessness

A friend of mine had shared this story on facebook and I idly clicked it not knowing what I was in for. I saw the string of cars and vans along a curved street and thought, “Hey. That looks sorta like that area by Milwaukee Street.” Oh. That *IS* that area by Milwaukee Street. The more »

Al Jazeera America feature on Madison, Wisconsin homelessness

A friend of mine had shared this story on facebook and I idly clicked it not knowing what I was in for. I saw the string of cars and vans along a curved street and thought, “Hey. That looks sorta like that area by Milwaukee Street.” Oh. That *IS* that area by Milwaukee Street. The more »

5 Ways To Celebrate National Seafood Month

If you’re looking for a few ideas or five on how to celebrate National Seafood Month, I got you covered. 5 Ways To Celebrate National Seafood Month: Buy sustainable seafood. Don’t know what that is? Simply put—sustainable seafood is plentiful and is caught or farmed in a responsible way. Make Seafood Watch your go-to resource for what kind of […]

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