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Meet Officer Tommy Norman, America's favorite CIT trained police officer Oct. 2020 update! Conclusions of the Resolutions meeting with local problem solvers we have officially begun the work! Thank you all for your honesty, we could not have resolved anything without it or you.  Please remember to be as honest as possible. With the truth we can begin to resolve our issues. Please share with HSV loved ones. Reminder: we will use this safe & secure survey to better communicate for positive change. Click to see HPD's 2020 budget & pie chart.Thanks so much for filling out this survey. If you have anymore questions, feel free to contact Cortney @ AlabamaSolutionsGM@gmail.com. Thank you!
 First let me start this by saying, I live in mental illness recovery. What that means is, I was given a proper diagnosis, given proper treatment options, & constantly worked on daily mental health goals in order to overcome & put myself into recovery to properly function back into society. I was diagnosed with PTSD & bipolar disorder in 2014 that almost cost me my life. Luckily at that time, I was living in a state with Medicaid expansion to receive affordable mental healthcare & treatment starting with my diagnosis. Because of a caring community that focused on affordable care, more people like me had the chance to heal & live. With that, I absolutely believe there is hope in every illness with the right knowledge & care. Here is what helped me & constantly helps me to have vital, beautiful mental health. 1st Step | Getting a diagnosis. It's sometimes easier said than done, but if you can please do. If anyone were like me, in & out of sanity so it was damn near impossible to be honest enough to get myself help, try things like meditation, good rest, cardio, or a walk in the park can help get the honesty juices flowing so you can have a window of opportunity to make that call or text for help. Contact the AL warm line 1-844-999-4647 for peer to peer support 7 days a week . For more info click Wings Across Alabama. Text 741-741 for the mental health hotline. 2nd Step | Treatment options. I personally chose to go the natural route first & was monitored to make sure it really worked by a nurse practitioner at the mental health clinic. Since Lithium Orotate worked for me, I continued on with other mental healthcare treatments such as talk therapy. Other treatments with promising effects are Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing Therapy & Yoga along with eating well & exercising. 3rd Step | Consistency in daily mental healthcare practices & enjoying the freedom of thought & free will. Being mentally ill, it was scary to remember terrible people can & will take advantage of you. Another reason why helping someone including ourselves out of mental illness is vital & very urgent. My new mantra is to focus on heaven on Earth. I noticed that critical thinking became an easier practice than before as well as healthier relationships, friendships & work ethic. I am alive again. If you have a near & dear one who is active or a veteran in the military, ask and see if they would like a complimentary "Military Relief" print.  I hope this has helped you or loved one as much as it's helped me.
Take care & as always stay well, stay safe. In courage, Cortney |
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