The Montana Suicide Rate Reduction Council.
Founded in Missoula, Montana. August 06, 2021.
TIMELINE: January 05, 2022.
Hate the fate. Reduce the rate.
Below are some recent statistics about MT's suicide crisis.
SEE: www.americashealthrankings.org
Subpopulations: Suicide, Montana, United States
All of these statistics exceed what we see in most other states today. The large part of the problem is that highly unqualified health care officials occupy high ranking positions the state of Montana's system of public health care services. This fact has been a central issue in the work of The Montana Suicide Rate Reduction Council (MSRRC) since day one, August 06, 2021. And thanks to some networking with media resources at the national level, local to Montana media has now reported that this is huge problem in Montana today. Consistent with MSRRC's stance, people like Zoe Barnard and Karl Rosston have no business working in health care. They are the bad actors, and they must be brought to account.
Introduction: The citizens of Montana face an inevitable fate. Suicide is a violent act, and it occurs in Montana at a rate higher than most other US states today. The impacts of this are on the citizens of Montana as a whole, all of whom are individual people with the vested interests of all. Referring to socio-economic status, and using terminology such as "rural areas" defies this fact. There are people using that language in the state of Montana's health department.
Hopelessness is known as a core feature to:
-severe depression,
-suicidal ideation and intent,
-actual deaths by suicide,
-all forms of self harm.
Montana most entrusted suicide expert expresses defeatist language in his talking about the need for equitable access to health care services here in the state, including his own lack of critically needed vision by stating:
"I have a hard time imagining us
ever having enough mental health services."
Karl Rosston. LCSW. MT DPHHS'
"suicide prevention coordinator."
(See: "MT Kids Report high rate of sadness."
By Seaborn Larson, October 31, 2021.)
Discussion. Other rural state's manage their relationships to sucide very well, and for DPHHS to continually use the rural nature of Montana as an excuse is outright wrong on its face. Rosston's willful choice of language also creates an overwhelming sense of hopelessness in those regions of the state where suicide occurs most frequently. Which is to say, his actual language is dangerous to the health and welfare of our citizens, in that it furthers the crisis that he is entrusted to address, and directly contribution year in and year out to more MT citizens dying by suicide at an unabated and ever-increasing rate. It is readily evident that Rosston presumes he can get away with his failure to do far, far better in serving the citizens of Montana today.
“Words can inspire. And words can destroy. Choose yours well.”
(Robin Sharma.)
In discussing a recent development specific to youth suicides in Montana, Rosston said he's going watch the project "very closely". This is laughable on its face, in that we have been watching Rosston's so called expertise "very closely" for the last fifteen months, in attendance to the the far longer history of DPHHS, and therein lies failure through and through. And it is patently unacceptable to so much as talk about this when MT kids are committing suicide at 2X the national rate of youth suicides.
That said, Rosston needs to spend more of his time doing what the citizens of Montana expect of him, as spelled out in his own very real responsibilities. And in the meanwhile, we will continue to pay very close attention to everything and anything this man tries to get away with until this matter is resolved once and for all.
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