FA 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addition treatment record to become a lifelong burden. I understand some have argued that 

good medical care for me will be compromised if all medical professionals cannot see my 

addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age with all of the technological advances 

that software companies can figure out how to keep that information available for those who 

must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need to see it. The threat to me and people 

like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential privacy protections. People like 

me already have enough of the odds staked against us. I do not want to risk losing my kids, 

or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone finding out that I had been treated 

for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without health or life insurance or worse 

to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not want my medical records to be 

used against me just because I did the right thing and sough to get the help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction. 
FB 

Pamela Hyde Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health 

Service Administration Room 5-1011 

Rockville Md 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. I do not want my addiction or 

criminal record to become a lifelong burden 

Thank you 

Sincerely 
FD
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. Administrator Hyde I hope you will do all you can to protect 

the privacy of my addiction records. 
FE 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. I hope you do the best you can to protect my addiction 

records. 
FF 

JUST SAY (HELL) NO!!!!! 

To whom this letter may concerns I’m writing this letter to express my true feelings about 

releasing my medical records to the public in any other part of society. This is one of the 

most difficult things to do is to obtain someones personal and medical records the only way 

this happened is though a court order speaking of courts I’ve seen my fair share of them 

throughout my life I’m currently a felon and will be a felon the rest of my life even though I 

haven’t let this stop me from finding work or even in housing but being truthful an 

completely honest this is a roadblock for most felon’s being a felon causes many doors and 

opportunities to be closed up because of the mistakes that we’ve made in our past I feel 

strongly that if this bill is allowed to go through it will be used as another way an means to 

be bias and show prejudice towards convicts ex-felons (addicts) whatever you want to call 

us. Also I feel like if this bill is passed it will be a deterrent to people who wants recovery 

and most importantly who needs addiction services NA AA one on one counseling. Drug 

rehabilitation facilities I also feel very strongly that this bill only hurts our society as a whole 

more so than helps it. So I hope and pray that almighty God that this is shot down quicker 

than duck on opening day at duck season. 

P.S. Fight Fight Fight Fight against this this is wrong. For everyone 
FG 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to inform you about my privacy protection for my alcohol and drug abuse 

plus my patient records be maintained. I’m recovering from addiction with a criminal 

records. I don’t want my addiction treatment records to be a lifelong burden. 

Some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all medical 

professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age with all 

of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep that 

information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need to 

see it. 

The treatment is good but the threat to me and my people is to great to risk doing away 

with these essential privacy protections. I already have the odds stacked against me. I do not 

want to risk the chance of losing my job or my housing due to someone finding out that I was 

treated for addiction. I don’t want me or my family to go without health insurance or worse 

to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not want my medical records to be 

used against me just cause I got help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do what you can. 
 

FH 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Admin. Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for my 

actions that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand the argument that good medical care will be compromised; if all medical 

professionals can’t see my addiction treatment records. In today’s technological advances, 

my information can be available to those who must see it and those who don’t. 

The threat to me and those like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. We already have the odds stacked against us. I don’t want to risk the 

loss of my children, a job, my housing, or anything due to someone finding out that I’ve been 

treated for addiction. I don’t want my medical records to be used against me just because I 

did the right thing and sought help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I pray you’ll do all you can to protect my addiction record. 
FI 

Pamela Hyde 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

(RE: Privacy Regulations) 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I’m writing to let you know that it is important for me and my family to have our privacy 

protected from people who don’t need to know about our ach. & drug use. 

We do not need to risk our essential privacy protections. People like us already have 

enough to deal with. For if this should happen everything will be loss from our constitution. 

Administrator Hyde, I truly hope you can help protect the privacy of my addiction 

Sincerely 
FJ
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important to me that the privacy protections for alcohol 

and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a recovering addict as well as a convicted 

felon. While I take responsibility for the actions I took that resulted in my addiction 

treatment and criminal record, I do not want my addiction treatment record to become a 

lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 

Administrative Hyde, please all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction records. 

Sincerely, 
FK 

June 18, 2014 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Admin., Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. I do not want my addiction 

treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and my people like me is too great to risk doing away with these 

essential privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against 

us. I do not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to 

someone finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to 

go without health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or 

incarceration. I do not want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the 

right thing and sought to get the help for my addiction. I hope you will do all you can to 

protect my addiction records. 

Sincerely, 
FL 

{6-19-14} 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

Mrs. /Ms. Hyde how are you. I do hope and pray that this particular letter has “found” 

you and your family, relatives, love ones and dearest friends in the “best” of health 

physically and spiritually. Yet, may our heavenly father/the Almighty God continue to 

“BLESS” you all. My reasons for this letter is plead with you not allow my medicalconditions/alcohol & drug addiction/misdemeanor & felony incarcerations to be exploited for 

whomever to see and could quite possibly use it against me to hinder my being employed. 

Yes, I am a drug & alcohol recovering addict and I have 4 mths. /24-days clean and sober. 

And my goal is to add to those months and days to become years/decades/half-centuries-& 

centuries (if it’s God’s will). . . Amen. Mrs. /Ms. Hyde for whatever “power” you possess to 

protect the privacy of my welfare and others like myself. Please do so, because “LIFE” is 

already harsh without more “Hindrance” being added on. 

I do thank you for finding time in your busy schedule to read my letter of which I’m “most” 

appreciative. Thank you, God Bless you. 

Sincerely, 
FM 

Pamela Hyde Administrator 

Substance Abuse Mental 

Health Service Administration 

Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville MD 20857 

Re Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator 

My name is [REDACTED] I am at the Richmonds Regional Jail I’m on the recovering tier 

here recovering from alcohol addiction that I have when I found or say heard this I was so 

happy with this I had to write don’t please let this medical letter try to be used against 

because I know all people don’t like the right things and I think this is right It helps family 
FN
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and also have a criminal record. I take responsibility for the actions 

I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record. I do not want any of my 

addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. I understand some have argued that 

good medical care for me will be compromised if all medical professionals cannot see my 

addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age with all of the technological advances 

that software companies can figure out how to keep that information available for those who 

must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need to see it. The threat to me and people 

like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential privacy protections. People like 

me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. Administrator Hyde I hope you will 

do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction records. 

Sincerely 
FO
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient record be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

action I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record. I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong need or burden. I understand some have 

argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all medical professionals 

cannot see my addiction treatment record. People like me already have enough of the odds 

stacked against us. I do not want to risk losing my kids or face the loss of a job or my 

housing all due to someone finding out that I have been treated for addiction. I do not want 

me any long to go without health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution 

arrest or incarceration. I don’t want my medical record to be used against me just because I 

did the right thing and sought to get help for my addiction. 

I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction records. 

Thank you. 
FP
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am a person in recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. I am writing 

to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy protections for 

alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I take full responsibility for my 

addiction and criminal record but I do not want my addiction treatment record to become a 

lifelong burden. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be 

compromised if all medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I feel in 

this day and age with all the technological advances that software companies can figure out 

how to keep that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those 

who don’t! 

People like me already have the odds stacked against us. I do not want my medical 

records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought to get the help for 

my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, please protect the privacy of my addiction records. 

Sincerely, 
FQ 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take full responsibility for 

the actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want 

my addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 

Sincerely, 
FR
 

“Dear Administrator Hyde” 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drugs abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. I do not want my addiction 

treatment record to hinder me in the long run. 

The threat to me and my people like me is too great to risk doing away with these 

essential privacy protections. People like me already have enough odds stacked against us. I 

do not want to risk whats important to me like job opportunities, and housing etc. due to 

someone finding out I’ve been treated for addiction. I do not want to go without health or life 

insurance because of this. By doing the right thing and seeking help for my addiction 

shouldn’t hinder me but rather help me. 

Administrator Hyde I pray you will do all you can to protect my privacy for my addiction 

records. 
FS 

6/19/14 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. I don’t want my addiction 

treatment record to become a lifelong burden. I understand some have argued that good 

medical care will be a compromise if all can’t see my addiction records. 

The treat to me and people like me is to much to risk doing away with these privacy 

protections. People like me have enough of the odds stacked against us. I don’t want to risk 

losing my kids or face the loss of a job or house all by someone finding out that I was treated 

for addiction. I don’t want me or my family to go without t health inc. or life inc. or to risk 

criminal pros. or arrest. I do not want my records to be used against me just because I did the 

right thing and sought to get help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 

Sincerely 
FT 

June 19, 2014 

Dear Ms. Hyde, 

Yes, my name is [REDACTED] and I’m currently in an Behavioral Modification Recovery 

Program at the Richmond City Jail. I’m joining in this petition because I would not like to 

have my medical records not to be known to the outside world or to whom no business need 

to be known of besides myself and my physician or counselor of the treatment center I chose 

to go to when I get out of here which is “soon”. I would surely appreciate my request to have 

my records “confidently” kept private. 

Thank you, 

Sincerely, 
FU
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. I think this day and age with all of 

the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep that 

information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need to 

see it. I do not want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right 

thing and sought to get help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 

Sincerely, 
FV
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

To let you know --- I’m writing how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protection for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record. I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to a life long burden. Sone one treating me for my addiction 

should be the one informed. My privacy right should always be protected. 

Thank you 
FW
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technology that software companies can figure out how to keep that 

information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need to 

see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People 
FX 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odd stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 
FY 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse Health Service Administration 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 

Administrative Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect my addiction records. 

Sincerely, 
FZ 

6-19-14 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a recovering 

addict and have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the actions I took that 

resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I don’t want my addiction treatment 

record to become a life long burden. 

I understand the argument of good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get help for my addiction. 
GA 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. I understand some have argued that 

good medical care for me will be compromised if all medical professionals cannot see my 

addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age with all of the technological advances 

that software companies can figure out how to keep that information available for those who 

must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need to see it. The threat to me and people 

like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential privacy protections. People like 

me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do not want to risk losing my kids, 

or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone finding out that I had been treated 

for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without health or life 
GB
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical to be used against me just because I 
GC
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

action I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 
GD 

6/19/14 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I’m a person in long 

term recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. I do take responsibility for 

the actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want 

my addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I think in this day and age with all of the technological advances that software companies 

can figure out how to keep that info available for those who must see it and unavailable to 

those who don’t need to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough odds stacked against me. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I sought treatment for an 

addiction. 
GE
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against 
GF 

Re: Privacy Regulation 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk my children being taken away, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due 

to someone finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family 

to go without health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or 

incarceration. I do not want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the 

right thing and sought to get help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I pray and hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my 

addiction records as well as the millions of others like me. 

Sincerely, 
GG 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administrator, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me all ready have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worst to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 
GH
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all 
GI
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my record of medical to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 

Sincerely, 
GJ 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in recovery and I also 

have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for my actions I took that resulted in my 

addiction treatment and criminal record. My addiction & record should not be a lifelong 

burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. 
GK
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protection for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who do not need 

to see it. 
 

GL
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protection for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 

Sincerely, 
GM
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to my family & I that the privacy 

protections for alcohol & drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in recovery 

from addiction & I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the actions 

that have resulted from my addiction, I do not want my addiction treatment record to become 

a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day & age 

with all the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep that 

information available for those who must see it & unavailable to those who don’t need to see 

it. 

The threat to me & people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough odds stacked against us. I do not 

want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing due to someone finding 

out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want my family or myself to go without 

health insurance or worse including criminal 
GN
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought to get the 

help for my addiction. 
GO
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand have some argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential privacy 

protections. People like me already have 
GP
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I, [REDACTED] is writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that 

the privacy protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a 

person in recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take 

responsibility for the actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal 

record, I do not want my addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and my people like me is too great to risk doing away with these 

essential privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against 

us. I do not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did 
GQ 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough to the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to 
GR 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drugs abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. 

I understand [REDACTED] that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 
GS 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Services 

Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the advance technological devices & software companies can figure out how to 

keep that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who are 

non medical professional, and don’t need to see it. 

There is a threat to me & people like me, and the risk is too great. And nothing but 
GT
 

Dear Administrator Hyde 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal 
GU 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 
GV 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction, and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these 
GW 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administrator, Room 5-1011 

Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to 
GY 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse Mental Health Service Administration Room 5-1011 

Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these 

essential privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against 

us. I do not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to 

someone 
GZ 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my 
HA 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

Privacy Requirements 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do 
HB 

Substance Abuse Health Service Administration Room 5-1011 

Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifetime burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I 
HC 

6/10/14 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have 
HD 

6/11/14 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I’m writing you to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protection for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I’m a person of long 

term recovery from addiction and I also have criminal record. While I take responsibility for 

the actions I took that resulted in my treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. The threat to me and 

people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential privacy protections. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can 
HE 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of 
HF 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service 

Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must 
HG 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professional cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction records. 
HH 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment record. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 
HI
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing you in the regards of how important it is to me and my “family” that the privacy 

protection for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am an individual from 

addiction and I also have s severe criminal history. I take full responsibility for my drug use 

and my beholding problems that I have had with the law, but I never have and do not want 

this information to become a matter to the free press and end up being detrimental to the well 

being to me in the future. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my medical treatment records. I know in this day of age 

with all of the techno advances that software companies can figure out how to keep that 

information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t want to 

see it. The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these privacy 

protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I don’t want 

to risk losing my kids, my job, or my housing due to someone finding out that I have been 

treated for an addiction. Because of this I may not get life insurance, or worse risk personal 

prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I don’t wish that my medical records 
HJ 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 

Sincerely, 
HK 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service 

Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my house all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the help for my addiction. 

Sincerely 
HL
 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want my family to go without health 

or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not want 

my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought to get 

the help for my addiction. Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the 

privacy of my addiction records. 
HM 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk 
HN 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, 

Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family members that the 

privacy protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person 

in recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for 

the actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I absolutely do 

not want my addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I really think in this day 

and age with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to 

keep that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t 

need to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like myself already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I 

do not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought 

to get the treatment for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 
HO 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these 

essential privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against 

us. I do not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to 

someone finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to 

go without health or life insurance or worse to risked criminal prosecution, arrest or 

incarceration. I do not want my medical records to be used against me just because 
HP 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and have a criminal record. I do not want my addiction treatment 

record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

we can figure out how to keep that info available for those who must see it, and unavailable 

to those who don’t need to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these 

protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do not want 

to risk losing my kids, my job, or housing due to someone finding out that I had treatment for 

addiction. I don’t want my family to go without health or life insurance or worse to risk 

criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I don’t want my medical records used against 

me just because I sought treatment for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 

Sincerely, 
HQ 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 
HR 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service 

Administration Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road, Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies figure out how to keep that 

information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need to 

see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my family to go without health or 

life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution 
HS 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 

5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

RE: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

health or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not 

want my medical records to be used 
HT 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for my 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I don’t want my 

addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without 

life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution arrest or incarceration. I do not want my 

medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought to get 

help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 
HU 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, 

Room 5-1011 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. I do not want my addiction 

treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information out of the hands of those that will use the information for the wrong purpose 

in reason. The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these 

essential privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against 

us. I don’t want to risk losing my kids, job or housing all due to someone finding out that I 

had been treated for addiction. I do not want me or my family to go without health or life 

insurance or worst to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not want 
HV 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for 
HW 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I do not want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need to 

see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my family to go without health or 

life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. I do not want my 

medical records to be used against me just because I did the right thing and sought to get the 

help for my addiction. 

Administrator Hyde, I hope you will do all you can to protect the privacy of my addiction 

records. 
HX 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

action I took that I took that resulted in my addiction to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, or face the loss of a job or my housing all due to someone 

finding out that I had been treated for addiction. I don’t me or my family to go without health 

or life insurance or worse to risk criminal prosecution, arrest or incarceration. 
 

HY 

Attn: Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

1 Choke Cherry Road 

Rockville, MD 20857 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

Dear Administrator Hyde, 

I am writing to let you know it is important to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I’m a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment and criminal record, I don’t want my 

addiction treatment record to become a lifelong burden. 

I understand that some people have argued that good medical care for me will be 

compromised if all medical professionals can’t see my addiction treatment records. I think in 

this day and age with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure 

out how to keep that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those 

who don’t need to see it. 

The threat to me and people like me is too great to risk doing away with these essential 

privacy protections. People like me already have enough of the odds stacked against us. I do 

not want to risk losing my kids, 

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HZ 

Pamela Hyde, Administrator 

Substance Abuse of Mental Health Service Administration, Room 5-1011 

Re: Privacy Regulations 

I am writing to let you know how important it is to me and my family that the privacy 

protections for alcohol and drug abuse patient records be maintained. I am a person in 

recovery from addiction and I also have a criminal record. While I take responsibility for the 

actions I took that resulted in my addiction treatment record to become a life long burden. 

I understand some have argued that good medical care for me will be compromised if all 

medical professionals cannot see my addiction treatment records. I think in this day and age 

with all of the technological advances that software companies can figure out how to keep 

that information available for those who must see it and unavailable to those who don’t need 

to se