Atlanta Forward: Quality of Life

Grady Memorial Hospital could learn next week if Fulton County plans to cut funding for mental health services. Rosalynn Carter, a longtime champion of mental health issues, writes that the county cuts would send an unfortunate message just as Georgia was making strides in the mental health arena. Fulton Chairman John Eaves says others need to help share Grady's load, beginning with state expansion of Medicaid. To comment, go to: http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-forward/

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