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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't know what she thinks you'd be able to find out what with you not being a psychologist, not being her daughter's psychologist, you not having access to any of the test results being run on her daughter, and you not being a professional psychiatric disorder researcher. Your posting on a message board to get opinions from CPA's and stay at home moms with English degrees is not going to be helpful. Why not do what you can to encourage her to be patient and listen to the actual doctors treating her daughter and then do what they suggest? That would actually be helpful to her. [/quote] Seriously? That's what you came here to say when I ended my post that folks in this forum tend to be gentle and helpful. FWIW, CPAs and WAHMs with English degrees may have mental illnesses or know someone who does. The next time perhaps you should type this out, reread the original comment, then delete because you realize you have nothing to offer. [/quote]
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