Prevention Management Organization of Wyoming - Laramie County

A NOW search for PMOWYO gives a listing of various Vi**ra drugs.

This is So Unhealthy for Wyoming youth to see on a Prevention and Wellness site.

FIND YOUR COUNTY – Prevention Management Organization of Wyoming

The PMO of WY has 3 unserved Counties. And a Director who had to leave a Mandatory Trng for ill bunny rabbit.
PMO Pathetics

This integration effort cost people their jobs and resulted in less work and funding for such efforts. All due to the PMO of Wyoming's negligence

Wyoming PMO Integrates the Prevention of Substance Misuse and Su***de Wyoming’s Prevention Management Organization represents a unique approach to addressing substance use and su***de prevention in an integrated way.

“PMO MUST GO”

https://trib.com/opinion/editorial/editorial-board-jailing-minors-in-possession-of-alcohol-is-not/article_16f31c4d-6a1d-5a74-ab91-7a815fb18aeb.html

WYOMING PREVENTION EFFORTS NOT PROVING ITSELF

Editorial board: Jailing minors in possession of alcohol is not the right solution to underage drinking Most of us attended at least one house party as young people. Red solo cups adorned every surface, a game of beer pong was underway in the dining room, loud

HOW IS IT THAT NO ONE HAS TAKEN ISSUE WITH THE PMO?

They have not provided a Prevention Specialist for Laramie County; this is a violation of the Core Grant they were given by DOH

A great effort although PMO’s funding issues cost them their jobs

Walking across Wyoming “It’s a long, lonely walk,” she said. “And a lot of times, the journey of someone who is struggling with mental health issues or with suicidal thoughts is a long, lonely walk.” Through her journey from Cody to Cheyenne, she hopes to …

Rising Tide in the Plains

https://www.jhnewsandguide.com/news/health/police-try-to-stay-ahead-of-a-rising-tide-of/article_777d2ec7-00bc-5779-8df8-514f3fe32013.html

Police try to stay ahead of a rising tide of opiates A friend’s roommate. The daughter of a longtime Wyoming resident. A student. People of both sexes and all socioeconomic levels grapple with opioid abuse — many hidden, suffering out of

MORE CUTS to the PMO’s budget in 2018....as occurred in 2017.

http://m.buffalobulletin.com/mobile/article_0655f7d8-e321-11e6-955a-53b1dde02042.html

Funding cut proposed for prevention management As the Wyoming Legislature works to find a solution to Wyoming’s $78 million budget deficit, one thing is for sure, according to Sen. Dave Kinskey, R-Sheridan: There will be cuts and no state agency is going to come out unscathed.

No Prevention Specialists in Laramie County provided by PMO for over a year🙁

Carbon County has established a fake ID program to address youth entering liquor establishments. They were not supported by the PMO in doing this effective strategy 😐😐☹️☹️

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for Wyoming

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familiesusa.org With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve cover...

2017’s States with the Most At-Risk Youth

Wyoming Youth at Risk

wallethub.com 2017’s States with the Most At-Risk Youth Jul 19, 2017 | Richie Bernardo, Senior Writer 0 SHARES Growing up can be hard. Without a stable home, positive role models and tools for success, many young Americans fall behind their peers and experience a rocky transition to adulthood. Today, about one…

Lawmakers proceed with cutting budget

PMO is losing confidence
https://www.google.com/amp/trib.com/news/state-and-regional/govt-and-politics/lawmakers-proceed-with-cutting-budget/article_fd22b4ca-2fe1-5907-8c96-17fe3bc947e4.amp.html

trib.com CHEYENNE – Lawmakers approved cuts to state government Friday — from tribal liaisons to the Wyoming State Fair to some social programs — as they continue slogging through the process

Lawmakers propose cuts to su***de and substance abuse prevention

Award the contract to someone else.......https://www.google.com/amp/trib.com/news/state-and-regional/govt-and-politics/lawmakers-propose-cuts-to-su***de-and-substance-abuse-prevention/article_96356889-0829-543f-9608-04d77f3dd555.amp.html

trib.com CHEYENNE — In the past five years, 45,000 Wyomingites have been trained to watch for warning signs of someone who might be suicidal. That’s about 9 percent of the state’s

Funding cut proposed for prevention management

This organization needs To Go!!! http://m.buffalobulletin.com/mobile/article_0655f7d8-e321-11e6-955a-53b1dde02042.html

m.buffalobulletin.com As the Wyoming Legislature works to find a solution to Wyoming’s $78 million budget deficit, one thing is for sure, according to Sen. Dave Kinskey, R-Sheridan: There will be cuts and no state agency is going to come out unscathed.

Shake-up in alcohol, to***co and su***de prevention services rankles providers | WyoFile

http://www.wyofile.com/shake-up-in-alcohol-to***co-and-su***de-prevention-services-rankles-providers/

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Wyoming gets F grade in 2012 State Integrity Investigation

https://www.publicintegrity.org/2012/03/19/18229/wyoming-gets-f-grade-2012-state-integrity-investigation

publicintegrity.org Find out why Wyoming ranked 48th in our investigation.

Does the PMO of Wyoming have a MPH qualified professional?????

Wyoming su***de rate holds steady amid rising national rate

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/dec/19/wyoming-su***de-rate-holds-steady-amid-rising-nati/

washingtontimes.com The number of Wyoming residents who died by su***de in 2016 has been about the same as numbers in previous years, which su***de prevention advocates say suggests awareness campaigns and prevention methods are working.

Laramie Co. is one of Wyo.'s least healthy

http://www.wyomingnews.com/news/laramie-co-is-one-of-wyo-s-least-healthy/article_5add516b-0229-5194-91fb-dd2d389244eb.html

wyomingnews.com CHEYENNE - Laramie County is the 16th healthiest county of 23 counties in Wyoming, according to new rankings prepared by a national group.

Pulling the trigger | Colorado Coalition for the Medically Underserved

http://www.ccmu.org/blog/pulling-the-trigger/?gclid=CjwKEAiAjcDBBRCJxouz9fWHynwSJADaJg9BOFZWRtQtQG65qzz1k5SBj8tX5RwJn9HJOGTsBaXclxoCBnnw_wcB

ccmu.org We believe everybody should have the opportunity to live a healthy life. We work to ensure health care systems meet the needs of all Coloradans.

GO HILLARY!!!

THE PMO of Wyoming still recommends med box drop off sites instead of the following simple medication disposal remedy. This is yet another completely insane approach for a frontier state who has little to no access to drop off box sites.

Here is what most States in the Union recommend:

Disposal in Household Trash

•Mix medicines (do not crush tablets or capsules) with an unpalatable substance such as dirt, kitty litter, or used coffee grounds;
•Place the mixture in a container such as a sealed plastic bag;
•Throw the container in your household trash;

Surviving Su***de In Wyoming

From Your Legislature...

Please take a moment to read the entire story...link below.



http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/su***de-in-wyoming/



"The high su***de rate isn’t news in Wyoming. “It’s certainly not going down this year. There’s a ton of concern, and nobody has any good answers,” said Mark Russler, the executive director of Yellowstone Behavioral Health Center"



http://wcexaminer.com/news/prescription-drug-abuse-a-big-problem-for-everyone-1.2060944



"If a grandson takes you out for pizza,” Budzak explained. “And he pulls out a $100 bill that he shouldn’t have, ask him where he got it.”



The Prevention Management of Wyoming has nor the scope or ability to address prevention accurately in Wyoming. Please speak with your Legislator and explain why the State of Wyoming is becoming the longest term highest rates of Su***des and Opioid overdoses since the inception of the PMO of Wyoming.





A simple call to your Legislator could save a LIFE!!!

fivethirtyeight.com Photographs by Daniella Zalcman Graphics by Ella KoezeKenny Michelena is, by just about any measure, a tough guy. He was born and raised on a ranch in rural northwestern Wyoming and remembers that …

SEE BELOW from prior Wyoming Legislator and now employee of the Prevention Management Organization of Wyoming. The next is from an esteemed member of the Wyoming Department of Health.

For those of you joining the meeting with the Governor next week regarding the PMO of Wyoming and he and our shared concerns, just shoot me an email, as his office needs a count...Thanks Team!

Joseph M. Barbuto
RE: Hey

Joseph M. Barbuto

December 31, 2014, 11:50 AM

You replied to this message:

Hi Lyn,

I'm sorry to hear that. Adam is treated like the golden boy. Many of us from around the state have noticed that. To be honest with you, I've had some real concerns with the organization and the leadership team that is in place. Maybe it's time to ramp up the job searching.

We'll certainly miss you in Wyoming, but it sounds like you're headed towards greener pastures. Please stay in touch and let me know how you're doing from time to time.

(307) 389-3590
[email protected]
909 Ridge Avenue
Rock Springs, WY 82901

Hi Joe, and sorry for the delay.

We are back in Missouri for the Winter season, and then return to Cheyenne to finish everything with the move. Jon is elated cause he'll be back with his "Rams"...lol. Since he can live anywhere with his job, I was no longer willing to do Adam's job for him. For over a year I expressed concerns, and when certain management persons at the PMO began retaliating instead of supporting, I had to go. If you want any advice with them, do not trust Haley at all; Mark and Felicia were merely pawns and followed her every lead; having no management experience. I'm so very happy and in a better place to be away from the PMO mess. I've never worked for a more manipulative and untrustworthy company, so good luck and keep out of their hair....LOL!

Take care Joe, and no worries about me...I'm GREAT!
Hope you and your family have a Wonderful Year!

Dara Lawyer, CPM
RE: What?

Dara Lawyer, CPM

January 5, 2015, 3:36 PM

Hi Lyn,

I am glad that you are okay! And, no worries!

I am dismayed and disheartened! Shameful!

I so enjoyed working with you!

I am glad that you are taking care of yourself and your family; so very important!

I will miss you! Please keep in touch! Also, please call Erin Baum! She is concerned! Here number is: 307-777-3357.

Thank you for the new year wishes! And, blessings to you my dear friend!!

LOVE

On 12/30/14 1:07 PM, Lyn Bailey wrote:
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Hi Dara, and sorry for the delay.

Jon and I are spending the Winter season in Missouri, then back in Cheyenne to finalize our permanent move. My integrity was no longer able to allow me to work for the PMO... as I haven't experienced such manipulation and retaliation from a company in all my career. After being harassed by a co-worker, I received no support, but was ousted and treated very poorly by all levels of PMO management. As a gay man with a chronic disease, I was no longer able to endure the severe harm which came daily. The PMO has a very controlling and unhealthy management team in my true experience, and I sincerely pray for any others who they target.

Since Jon can work anywhere, we are so much happier to be away from the stress it brought to our little family. I certainly hope you have a Wonderful New Years, and stay in touch Dara!

See you,

Lyn

On 12/02/14 11:20 AM, Dara Lawyer, CPM wrote:
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Hi Lyn,

Missed you at the the meeting today then someone mentioned that you are no longer with the PMO.

What happened? Are you okay?

Thinking about you.

Dara

Please contact your Legislator in Wyoming to remove the PMO of Wyoming in 2016

The most unheathy workplace of my career,,,period

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