I e-mailed this animated GIF to gabrielle_dibella@fd.org (wrong? didn't bounce.) , on November the 2. I also had a lot more fun stuff like this: that explains away Hatred (and encourages nonviolence, to self and others, to Love All)
In his note, which isn't an admission of guilt, but the opposite: saying He Loves Jewish People! Um?
Read: "Sincere regards, A depressed suicidal person"
The medications the doctor placed him on (he was seeing a psychiatrist at the time) were obviously incorrect. He is to blame, then. Very simple! Antisemitism is the province of White Nationalists, not a person who has experienced Anti-Asian discrimination ("don't mock my parents"). It also isn't cured instantly. So he is not remotely prejudiced, as can B
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Also taken were her teenage son's computer, which he uses for music compositions. He has studied at the Eastman School of Music in a program for high school students, Liu said.
"Dai had complained that the medication was making him worse. The family planned to meet with his therapist to discuss a change."
It wasn't until later that day that a friend texted
Rather than contact his parents, the FBI ignored his feeling! This could have killed him! Had they been contacted, treatment! It was necessary or wanted?
The worst mental hospital is where? Not in Norway, where respect is a bit better
fbi special agent seizes mother's gun preemptively to stop prisoner preemptively (or to render the family vulnerable to the death threats, the hate threats, strongly-honestly })
In the summer Dai was prescribed the anti-depressant Lexapro, a medication known as a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, or SSRI. SSRIs increase serotonin levels in the brain to improve moods and emotions.
In some cases, the medication is known to heighten depression and even suicidal thoughts, particularly among young people, in the early weeks after first prescribed. When people are in a suicidal crisis, they sometimes act in ways that are not recognizable to friends and family as the "real" them; it's a medically observed feature of severe depression in some cases.
Her son never handled a firearm
audience? whom? don't hurt anyone, just don't, please, just dear audience who tailored
"It's very clear that America now is more partisan than ever before. For me at least there's been times when it's been tough. Whether it be tense dinner arguments with relatives over competing social media postings, or political division in general. Partisanship is the disease and kindness is the cure."
"This is Patrick."
