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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your friend has a point- There are certain careers and clearances that could impact. [/quote] No. This is largely wrong. As to federal security clearances, being compliant with treatment generally mitigates any security concern. Moreover, I'm hard pressed, given the state of federal service, to suggest that a parent make a decision now as to health care coverage for a teen who is years away from the job market. There used to be a stigma that, for example, attorneys who had sought mental health treatment (i.e., therapy) were not fit to practice law. That's long been debunked and treatment is the standard. Indeed, like with the clearance process, seeking treatment mitigates most fitness concerns. Maybe prior to the ACA when pre-existing conditions limited future coverage, I would have held back that info but then that would have been fraud. [/quote]
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