Laredo Police Chief Miguel Rodriguez and Patricia Limas, a survivor of emotional abuse, highlighted the importance of addressing mental health challenges during a proclamation recognizing May as Mental Health Awareness Month. Limas shared her story of enduring emotional abuse for fourteen years and emphasized the significance of open conversations about mental health. Rodriguez pointed out the rising suicide rates in the city and expressed concerns about issues such as bullying, cyber-bullying, and domestic violence.
Support services, including the 988 hotline staffed by medical professionals, are available for individuals facing mental health struggles. Limas emphasized the importance of teaching her daughter about mental health and resilience in light of these challenges. The community is encouraged to ask hard questions when it comes to mental health and recognize the need for support and resources.
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