Rep. Tim Murphy has found just the man to help him argue for softening patient privacy protections: The former state lawmaker once attacked by his mentally ill son.
Creigh Deeds, the Virginia state senator and former gubernatorial candidate whose son stabbed him multiple times before committing suicide, testified Tuesday morning before a House panel considering the broad mental health reform Murphy has been trying hard to move through Congress.
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