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Kaleva

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2. I was confused by the wording of the title.

Reply to Jesus Malverde (Original post)

Sat Jan 31, 2015, 10:39 PM

Jan 2015

I thought it meant that she fought to make it easier to commit the mentally ill. Just a suggestion but maybe adding a word would make things clear. Such as:

She fought against making it easier to commit the mentally ill -- then found herself committed!

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She fought against making it easier to commit the mentally ill -- then found herself committed! [View all] Jesus Malverde Jan 2015 OP

kick Liberal_in_LA Jan 2015 #1

I was confused by the wording of the title. Kaleva Jan 2015 #2

Thanks and updated...nt Jesus Malverde Jan 2015 #5

That's a Sad. :( libdem4life Jan 2015 #3

Powerful story. Amazingly strong woman. It could be any one of us with a brain illness. Mnemosyne Jan 2015 #4

This is a familiar story gwheezie Jan 2015 #6

Isn't Virginia a no-Medicaid state? daredtowork Feb 2015 #7

Someone send in Tom Sullivan daredtowork Feb 2015 #8