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Part of this all started with bed sores where he's in bed a lot, trying to alleviate that. And I went over one day, he said he was meditating, but he didn't recognize who I was. He was in his bed and I called to have him Baker acted.

Part of this all started with bed sores where he's in bed a lot, trying to alleviate that. And I went over one day, he said he was meditating, but he didn't recognize who I was. He was in his bed and I called to have him Baker acted.

That was a big fiasco. They wouldn't bake or act him, even though I told him about the incident where he did a lot of self-harm. A number of years ago, he did a lot of self-harm, and thankfully he woke up and called 911 himself. But even with that knowledge that he was a danger to himself and possibly to other people, I had to go to the courthouse and have him ex-partied.

That was a big fiasco. They wouldn't bake or act him, even though I told him about the incident where he did a lot of self-harm. A number of years ago, he did a lot of self-harm, and thankfully he woke up and called 911 himself. But even with that knowledge that he was a danger to himself and possibly to other people, I had to go to the courthouse and have him ex-partied.

That was a big fiasco. They wouldn't bake or act him, even though I told him about the incident where he did a lot of self-harm. A number of years ago, he did a lot of self-harm, and thankfully he woke up and called 911 himself. But even with that knowledge that he was a danger to himself and possibly to other people, I had to go to the courthouse and have him ex-partied.

That was extremely stressful because this took hours. I had to leave. I'm like, you mean I've got to leave him in his house where I don't know what he's going to do, go downtown and get these papers and then wait upon the police or whoever is picking them up. It ended up being firemen, police and ambulance. And I was terrified.

That was extremely stressful because this took hours. I had to leave. I'm like, you mean I've got to leave him in his house where I don't know what he's going to do, go downtown and get these papers and then wait upon the police or whoever is picking them up. It ended up being firemen, police and ambulance. And I was terrified.

That was extremely stressful because this took hours. I had to leave. I'm like, you mean I've got to leave him in his house where I don't know what he's going to do, go downtown and get these papers and then wait upon the police or whoever is picking them up. It ended up being firemen, police and ambulance. And I was terrified.

We hear stories about the mentally ill getting shot or killed because they defend themselves. He was very aggressive, walked me out of the house while we were waiting, screamed and yelled. His nurse had come, happened to come by, screamed and yelled at us to get out. And it was very scary, but they brought him to the hospital. And this was 2023 in July. He was in the hospital for three weeks.

We hear stories about the mentally ill getting shot or killed because they defend themselves. He was very aggressive, walked me out of the house while we were waiting, screamed and yelled. His nurse had come, happened to come by, screamed and yelled at us to get out. And it was very scary, but they brought him to the hospital. And this was 2023 in July. He was in the hospital for three weeks.

We hear stories about the mentally ill getting shot or killed because they defend themselves. He was very aggressive, walked me out of the house while we were waiting, screamed and yelled. His nurse had come, happened to come by, screamed and yelled at us to get out. And it was very scary, but they brought him to the hospital. And this was 2023 in July. He was in the hospital for three weeks.

That was horrible. He banged his head. He had stitches and was very aggressive. He knocked over nurses. He did horrible things while he was there. And I'm like, Don't tell me what he's doing. And I didn't go see him. They ended up having to put him in the hospital because he needed stitches. And then things got worse. And they put him in a coma. His behavior was so outrageous.

That was horrible. He banged his head. He had stitches and was very aggressive. He knocked over nurses. He did horrible things while he was there. And I'm like, Don't tell me what he's doing. And I didn't go see him. They ended up having to put him in the hospital because he needed stitches. And then things got worse. And they put him in a coma. His behavior was so outrageous.

That was horrible. He banged his head. He had stitches and was very aggressive. He knocked over nurses. He did horrible things while he was there. And I'm like, Don't tell me what he's doing. And I didn't go see him. They ended up having to put him in the hospital because he needed stitches. And then things got worse. And they put him in a coma. His behavior was so outrageous.

They put him in a coma for a couple of days. I went up to see him because he was basically sleeping. And I played him music. We usually play music together. I brought Laylee and I played for him. And he kind of knew I was there. And then when he woke up, they took him out of it. The medical director of the ICU is where they did it. Said, oh, he can go home now.

They put him in a coma for a couple of days. I went up to see him because he was basically sleeping. And I played him music. We usually play music together. I brought Laylee and I played for him. And he kind of knew I was there. And then when he woke up, they took him out of it. The medical director of the ICU is where they did it. Said, oh, he can go home now.

They put him in a coma for a couple of days. I went up to see him because he was basically sleeping. And I played him music. We usually play music together. I brought Laylee and I played for him. And he kind of knew I was there. And then when he woke up, they took him out of it. The medical director of the ICU is where they did it. Said, oh, he can go home now.

No, he can't. He can't go home now. He can't take care of himself. He hasn't been regulated on his medication. So there's been this history of him being hospitalized and they let him go too soon. Like he's not stabilized yet. He's not at baseline yet. And so I was able to get him back into behavioral health and they didn't keep him long.

No, he can't. He can't go home now. He can't take care of himself. He hasn't been regulated on his medication. So there's been this history of him being hospitalized and they let him go too soon. Like he's not stabilized yet. He's not at baseline yet. And so I was able to get him back into behavioral health and they didn't keep him long.

No, he can't. He can't go home now. He can't take care of himself. He hasn't been regulated on his medication. So there's been this history of him being hospitalized and they let him go too soon. Like he's not stabilized yet. He's not at baseline yet. And so I was able to get him back into behavioral health and they didn't keep him long.