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[quote=Anonymous]Bottom line is she is YOUR friend and you should do what is in your heart, if it is coming from a good and sincere place there is nothing wrong with it. Say your piece and let her digest what you have suggested. Don't try to push your ideas onto her but maybe start with telling her you have watched this horrible thing wreak havoc on their family and how painful it must be,etc...then break into what you want to tell her. I was in a similar boat about 9 years ago with a friend but before I could voice my opinion he was entered into a facility in AZ. Last I heard he is doing really well. It is very sad and very hard to get over but it can be done, albeit at a cost and that does not only involved money but often shattered dreams (parents) and disillusioned views of the family dynamic (siblings). Sadly everyone in the family pays a steep price.[/quote]
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