The Oil Spill Distress website provides resources to help identify the signs of stress and ways to cope, and how to help others in the community – children, families, and individuals. The website is designed to provide easy access to these materials, whether you are an individual, parent, educator, or mental health/health care provider. It includes links to partner organizations where you will find additional resources. The website is managed in partnership with EDC, through the
National Center for Mental Health Promotion and Youth Violence Prevention.
huh?
lemme edit my post on fb and post it here
here would be my recorded response to anyone calling the government for ‘distress’ - not a shrink - not clergy - the government
thank you for calling the oil spill distress hotline - evidently you are in distress because of the oil - you are wrong - you should be wrist slashing insane because you are a f’ing idiot that thinks it is a function of government to offer you a (booby) when you are ‘blue’
but on to the solutions - there are two
1) pick up a f’ing mop and start cleaning that (stuff) up
2) suicide
thank you for calling you dumb (bleep) - now pick a solution and get to it