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Drug Court grad: 'I think I'm a miracle'
Judge highlights success of county program in first installment of educational series.
Lancaster New Era
Oct 01, 2008 11:21 EST
Lancaster
By BERNARD HARRIS, Staff Writer

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QUOTE (RonHarper @ Oct 1 2008, 05:33 PM)
Let's get Mental health court going and I will be happier yet.

rh

Why, are you on the waiting list?

I just couldn't resist such a good set up!
Hope
a complete PUBLIC audit should be done on the various specialitycourts in Lancaster County. it is not as rosey at this article lends you to believe

madness
QUOTE (Hope @ Oct 1 2008, 06:22 PM)
Why, are you on the waiting list?


Don't Kling to that thought. It's really a very serious issue if you care about people.

rh
RonHarper
QUOTE (RonHarper @ Oct 2 2008, 01:15 AM)
Don't Kling to that thought. It's really a very serious issue if you care about people.

rh
It's a much different issue as well. I'm not sure the court system could adequately address it. I think a better approach to mental health issues would be to address the way it is handled by insurance. If we can have obesity declared a disease and force insurance companies to pay for treating it, we should be able to do the same with mental health.
johnq
I know this woman and I also know that some of this article is NOT TRUE. Maybe these journalists need to pay attention to what they are told and not put in what will get the most attention. This woman's third child is still alive and well and was NEVER addicted to crack! The baby that did not survive had a chromosomal abnormality. I hope no one got the wrong impression where he wrote that she sold "herself" to the drug. It's a shame something this erroneous went to print...
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