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Mother is a single parent to 20 years old.Mother concerns about his son depression.
Who is an alcoholic,who hears voices so started carrying a knife.the son later dies.the mother blames herself and says she didn’t help the boy enough and she was very guilty.
she writes a letter to an organization about helping others who might be in her sons position
What is the mother’s mainly concern about his son.
What you would’ve done as a healthcare worker.
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