12/30/2024
On March 25, 2025 the Matthew Patton Foundation will have helped hundreds of Service members, Veterans and their Families for 10 years. Much of that help is to reduce su***de by addressing modifiable risk factors for su***de. I will continue to do this for as long as I can, but it does take a toll. I want everyone to remember that I do a difficult job with a very heavy heart, constantly missing Matthew. But I do this anyway to save others and prevent another mother from living in this endless hell. However; when someone I help chooses to write nonsensical, hurtful and untruthful posts about what I have done for them, it affects me badly and I think seriously about quitting. March 26, Matthew’s birthday, starts our 11th year, but if things like this continue, I will close MPF. I cannot help this person anymore and that is sad. But my mental health matters, too.
I am always ready and willing to take feedback from anyone who contacts MPF. You can do this directly by going to matthewpattonfoundation.org and click on contact us.
- Lynn
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