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Shooting victims receive help at ECMC with mental trauma
Counselors also feel the burden and impact of gun violence. Specifically assigned mental health counselors there assist victims and their families. Author: Ron Plants Updated: 11:38 PM EDT July 11, 2021
BUFFALO, N.Y. Gun violence has scarred some Buffalo communities as shootings rise. At Erie County Medical Center, they work tirelessly to help people survive with trauma to the body.
Of course, there is also trauma to the mental well being of victims and their loved ones. Counselors are there to help, and it is difficult for them as well.
Besides the round-the-clock medical treatment by doctors and nurses at ECMC to save the lives of shooting victims, specifically assigned mental health counselors also assist those victims and their families.
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DENVER There was a time during his youth when Germán Márquez thought his career path would mirror that of his former Rockies teammate, third baseman Nolan Arenado.
As a youth in San Felix, Venezuela, Márquez preferred jersey No. 5, the scorebook code for the hot corner. And he loved hitting still does. However, he knew his greatest gift was his right arm. If only â¦
âWhen I was 9 or 10, I was throwing hard, but everywhere,â Márquez said, smiling.
But Márquez found his place on the mound, and signed with the Rays in 2011 for $200,000. The control he has meticulously built especially after being traded to the Rockies in January 16 has lifted him to such heights that he will represent the Rockies on the National League squad for Tuesday nightâs All-Star Game at his home park, Coors Field. Heâll take his place among the gameâs best, happy he went his way and left third base to guys like Arenado, who will represent the
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After being gone for nearly 15 months, the requirement to look for work is being reinstated to those looking to receive unemployment benefits.
Delawareans must look for work and register with the state s online job resource in order to receive any money beginning June 12, the Delaware Department of Labor announced Tuesday.
That requirement was waived on March 16, 2020, four days after Gov. John Carney declared a state of emergency at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
The announcement comes as some businesses here say they continue to struggle to find employees at a time when restrictions related to the virus are loosening. More than 31,000 people are still collecting unemployment benefits from the state.