Dear 3 moms ! Thank your for your informative and thought podcast. I particularly enjoyed learning about Brian Stettin’s efforts in NYC. A librarian at the New York Public Library, I work with SMI patrons in the daily basis. I have invited Brian and another policy expert, Stephen Eide to discuss the issue of “ involuntary” commitment in New York. I find it incredibly hard to convince management and my coworkers to even discuss this issue. Multiple people accused me of “marginalizing” homeless and “ disrespecting “ SMI sufferers. Few understand the difference between mental health and SMI. I have suggested the library buys your books. I am a chocked we don't have them . If possible , please spread the news about this upcoming program. Thank you for everything you go on behalf of schizophrenia sufferers. Marianna Vertsman

Hi Moms- much love to you from Sydney You’ve alI been n my ears for years, starting during Covid…and I Thank You all for the information and sense of community - I’m not alone. My 18 year old daughter has had early onset treatment resistant schizophrenia since she was12

Thank you so much for the incredible work you're doing and resources you're providing. It means the world.

Hi I just signed the REMS petition .My son is not on it yet but hopefully soon. I love your podcast .What your doing is more valuable than youll ever know .I dont feel so alone and you all give me hope and knowledge in this journey that Iam on with my son .God bless you 🙏♥️