"They're crazier than my son at the town '

Gepubliceerd op 6 september 2016 om 09:48

My schizophrenic son is a ticking time bomb, "Jo de Vries warned three weeks ago in this newspaper, when he was put on the street.

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Saturday night he flew into a rage visiting his parents, and four officers were sustained him.

To the dismay of Mrs Smith sent her son to the streets Sunday only 'normal' again. A psychiatrist who examined him, found his situation ie not serious enough to take him forcibly. The criteria for this include that a person is a danger to himself or his environment, which is not to turn away by people outside a psychiatric hospital.

De Vries (76) has been struggling for months to get adequate help for her son, but still captures bone in the municipality of Purmerend. In circles around the local police were here Sunday disgrace of speaking, but the agents could mean nothing to the distraught woman.

,, My son is on the waiting list for admission to a specialized institution, but there is no place "is the current situation in her quest to help her 42-year-old son, who gets since his youth assistance. Because of his disorder, exacerbated by drug use, he caused a lot of problems in his home care institution Regional Care West.

Which terminated the lease, but the municipality will still offer no alternative place. It is not to bring the idea that health care providers 'difficult cases' at another company under trying. ,, In the meantime, must-ie sleeping under the bridge. They are at the municipality crazier than my son! "

The Lower House is angry at the lack of an approach to this problem, which plays throughout the country. Purmerend Monday again had a meeting with the parents to see if they can do something.

By Telegraph editors: Photo: Rob de Jong

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