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There was a time when mental illness was treated in an inpatient  environ
ment, and I do not mean a warehouse or a "bedlam." But the federal govt.  did not 
deem those voiceless people powerful enough and threw them out on the  
streets. I don't know about Oakland but I know the last time I was in San Fran  the 
mentally ill homeless on the streets were out of control. I guess the  
situation has improved but the San Fran chronicle had a great series on "the  shame of 
the city"
_http://www.sfgate.com/homeless/_ (http://www.sfgate.com/homeless/) 
 
 
 
In a message dated 5/3/2008 5:40:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
rstetson at capps-assoc.com writes:

There  was a time when people in "mental distress" would contact a  religious
advisor, or older member of their family for what has now become  psychiatric
emergencies.  






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