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There is certainly no question about that. But sadly this, too, is also beyond debate: Florida as a state continues to do an abysmal job of transforming its stated love for children into proper funding to help kids who are confronting mental health issues. And the yawning gap between idealistic talk and genuine action is particularly acute across Southwest Florida. Consider these realities: Paul Simeone, vice president of mental and behavioral health for Lee Health in Lee County, noted during a recent meeting of the Fort Myers News-Press’  and Naples Daily News Southwest Florida Community Advisory Board that the county lags behind others in providing public funds for children’s behavioral health while surrounding areas like Hendry County remain massively underserved. “I’m incredibly frustrated,” Simeone said.

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