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Mental Health Information

Neoma

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2. I think it'd be on too much of a regular basis on false alarms and then a lack of confidentiality.

Reply to AnotherMcIntosh (Reply #1)

Sun Mar 24, 2013, 11:31 PM

Mar 2013

I mean, have you ever heard a depressed person talk? There's a constant, "I feel like shit, why is life worth living? I just want to die and get it over with. Arrrrrgh!"

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Mental-health officials clash on N.Y. gun law reporting [View all] Neoma Mar 2013 OP

The mental health professionals should certainly report any police officer patients that they treat. AnotherMcIntosh Mar 2013 #1

I think it'd be on too much of a regular basis on false alarms and then a lack of confidentiality. Neoma Mar 2013 #2

Also, in the article... Neoma Mar 2013 #3

It sounded like a good idea at the time...keep guns away from dangerous people. HereSince1628 Mar 2013 #4