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When are we assuming too much?
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<blockquote data-quote="Albatross" data-source="post: 621589" data-attributes="member: 17720"><p>BITS, I reread the thread you are talking about several times. difficult child was under psychiatric care, both in the psychiatric hospital and in the general hospital. Her threat was taken very seriously by her roommate, her psychologist and her parents. I didn't feel anyone who responded was advising brushing their hands off and walking away without a 2nd thought. I thought the gist of it was that adults of sound mind have the right to refuse treatment, as hard as that is to accept. But I can also see that I bring my own issues and experiences to this board, and by putting things through that filter, I have been guilty of attributing motives and circumstances that I have no way of knowing. I will try to be more mindful of that. I also think you were very brave to bring this up, and I thank you for it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Albatross, post: 621589, member: 17720"] BITS, I reread the thread you are talking about several times. difficult child was under psychiatric care, both in the psychiatric hospital and in the general hospital. Her threat was taken very seriously by her roommate, her psychologist and her parents. I didn't feel anyone who responded was advising brushing their hands off and walking away without a 2nd thought. I thought the gist of it was that adults of sound mind have the right to refuse treatment, as hard as that is to accept. But I can also see that I bring my own issues and experiences to this board, and by putting things through that filter, I have been guilty of attributing motives and circumstances that I have no way of knowing. I will try to be more mindful of that. I also think you were very brave to bring this up, and I thank you for it. [/QUOTE]
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