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[littlefoot]

GogoTren, I was also saying that the parents should not be quick to place blame on the drug itself. Placing blame is easy, but it doesn't solve the problem.

Ultimately, we don't really know the whole story. She was an adult, she didn't live with her parents. This stuff happens. If she had been depressed and withheld it from her family and drank herself to death, we couldn't necessarily ask the family to take a look in the mirror. They apparently supported her and paid for her therapy.

 

[custom]

Were you trying to make a point and your brain misfired in the process? Yes people react different ways to the same upbringing (good or bad), Thanks for the meaningless statement



Blame is not in my vocabulary, that`s an excuse word, ie: "don`t blame me". I am asking the reason this happened, so maybe, others would learn to handle their body/self image issues. I said maybe the family should look in the mirror. Meaning they should have seen signs, maybe could have done things different. This girl was anorexic/bulimic since she was 14! She still had these issues at 23 y/o and her retard shrink says she was doing good, "only down to binbe/purging once every 2 weeks, so that is no longer considered bulimic... WTF!



I`ll let you know, you crack head admirer (yes dave chappele is a crack head) it feels good to be in the 1%. I`m tired of idiots that take 2-4 grams a week to be 220lbs, think they are healthy, are not pro, never will be, but wanna give advice and talk smack, except they can barely form a sentence and misspell half their words. Go watch some more comedy central kid.

^^^^^^^^This guy is the perfect example why you should always run an AI lol

 

[NOSUPERMODEL]

I was really considering making a run of this, but now I am really reconsidering. Sad story. How much did the anti-depressants play a part in it?