OPINION: Congressional progress on mental health, addiction; more action needed
Briefly

Oregon was ranked second-to-last in the nation in terms of access to mental health services and dead last for the widespread prevalence of mental illness. About 27% of adults in Oregon reported suffering from mental health challenges - which is 6% higher than the national average.
The mental health and addiction crisis isn't just an Oregon problem. This problem affects every corner of our nation - from big cities to small towns.
Several members of my own family have struggled with alcoholism and mental illness. I have experienced the pain of watching your loved ones suffer and not knowing how to help them.
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