>>1965383

So O'Neill works for the courts….was "treating" him probably according to a court order and unending litigation and then refused to give him records. Sounds like the local court/family court MO/slavery.

>>1965467

>No one actually wants to see their records.

>They THINK they want to see them and they don't necessarily understand what they are looking at when they do.

Medrecordfag here….people have a right to see their records especially when court ordered by a Judge.

>>1965484

>>1965484

>The that we should be asking is, was it the courts that recommended Sandra treatment for Ramos?

Most likely, yes. The court documents may be public - just need a richanon to order them. I'm impressed Q put this all together so fast.

Sandra O'Neill's org points to a site called "Mind Resilience."

SEE PIC

SAUCE:

http://www.mindresilience.org/resilience-self-help/

https://www.aahealth.org/behavioral-health/

https://msa.maryland.gov/msa/mdmanual/36loc/an/html/ane.html

>>1965617 please add this to the THERAPIST DIG

>>1965684

re-read crumbs

BAKER

NOTABLE

>>1965704

Great find, anon!

^^^^Sandra O'Neill involved with MD OPIOID RAPID RESPONSE (MORR) funding opportunity…

"MORR/STR/CURES Meeting to Discuss SUD Crisis Stabilization Funding Opportunity"

sauce:

http://www.aamentalhealth.org/docs/Transmittal%2018-02%20-%20MORR%20Funding%20Opportunity%20-%2007.25.17.pdf

Here's the details of the Funding Program:

https://bha.health.maryland.gov/Documents/MORR%20FAQs%20Interest%20Meetings%20and%20REOI%20080417.pdf

>>1965850

Thanks, anon. He also has a consulting business in another country that I ran across a few months ago but lost my sauce. Do you have his consulting website?

>>1965971

>What could a supercomputer do to fight censorship/AI/shills etc?

It could follow the money and find all the connections? Like Thin Thread but from a financial transaction perspective.