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godot · April 26, 2013, 10:51 AM

Four years ago the OP's sister was raped. I empathize.

After that she attempts suicide and refuses treatment and the court institutionalized her for a period of time as a threat to herself. I don't know if this was overnight or for four years.

Regarding her current condition the OP says she "seams to have recoverd as much as anyone could expect". I'm not quite sure what that means, but if someone is carrying a gun, I want them fully recovered. What do her doctors say?
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RE the mechanics of getting it done, she could contact her Congressman and Senators. They could probably get it done with a single phone call. If they fail her she could contact National Organization of Women or a similar organization. They live for such things.

April 26, 2013, 10:51 AM	#59
godot Senior Member Join Date: May 28, 2004 Posts: 105	Should this woman be carrying a gun? Four years ago the OP's sister was raped. I empathize. After that she attempts suicide and refuses treatment and the court institutionalized her for a period of time as a threat to herself. I don't know if this was overnight or for four years. Regarding her current condition the OP says she "seams to have recoverd as much as anyone could expect". I'm not quite sure what that means, but if someone is carrying a gun, I want them fully recovered. What do her doctors say? _______________________________________________________________ RE the mechanics of getting it done, she could contact her Congressman and Senators. They could probably get it done with a single phone call. If they fail her she could contact National Organization of Women or a similar organization. They live for such things.