By Earl Holland
The Daily Times
RHODESDALE, Md. — When Lou Ann Truitt received a call from her son Jonathan more than a week ago, it was not a standard one exchanging salutations. It was a call for help.
Truitt’s 20-year-old son wasn’t feeling well and had asked her to take him to the hospital. When she arrived, she noticed something very disturbing.
“He was in such a bad way,” she said. “He couldn’t stand up and his speech was slurred. He was saying he was going to kill himself and everything. He had taken a razor and used it on his arms and it left marks.”
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