Re: Medical center: Easy in, not out

[Guest guest]

" told by an unnamed

social worker that [he or she] would need to consent to a voluntary

admission, or would be hospitalized on an involuntary basis.'' "

What??!!

That's threat with incarceration for NO criminal act.

[Guest guest]

" told by an unnamed

social worker that [he or she] would need to consent to a voluntary

admission, or would be hospitalized on an involuntary basis.'' "

What??!!

That's threat with incarceration for NO criminal act.

[Guest guest]

" told by an unnamed

social worker that [he or she] would need to consent to a voluntary

admission, or would be hospitalized on an involuntary basis.'' "

What??!!

That's threat with incarceration for NO criminal act.

[Guest guest]

" told by an unnamed

social worker that [he or she] would need to consent to a voluntary

admission, or would be hospitalized on an involuntary basis.'' "

What??!!

That's threat with incarceration for NO criminal act.

[Guest guest]

Actually, if a person is say....being abusive to a child in their

care for reasons of mental breakdown, I could see a judge committing

someone for some mandatory mental health program, as long as it was

a competent one where problems were addressed and drugs weren't

relied on for 'therapy'.

If SSRIs were the REASON for the mental breakdown in the first

place, then that issue should be addressed too....

just my 2 cents.

[Guest guest]

Actually, if a person is say....being abusive to a child in their

care for reasons of mental breakdown, I could see a judge committing

someone for some mandatory mental health program, as long as it was

a competent one where problems were addressed and drugs weren't

relied on for 'therapy'.

If SSRIs were the REASON for the mental breakdown in the first

place, then that issue should be addressed too....

just my 2 cents.

[Guest guest]

Actually, if a person is say....being abusive to a child in their

care for reasons of mental breakdown, I could see a judge committing

someone for some mandatory mental health program, as long as it was

a competent one where problems were addressed and drugs weren't

relied on for 'therapy'.

If SSRIs were the REASON for the mental breakdown in the first

place, then that issue should be addressed too....

just my 2 cents.

[Guest guest]

Actually, if a person is say....being abusive to a child in their

care for reasons of mental breakdown, I could see a judge committing

someone for some mandatory mental health program, as long as it was

a competent one where problems were addressed and drugs weren't

relied on for 'therapy'.

If SSRIs were the REASON for the mental breakdown in the first

place, then that issue should be addressed too....

just my 2 cents.

[Guest guest]

How can they justify threatening someone with incarceration without

a criminal act? That's like jail time for something you MIGHT do,

not for something that you have done.