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1/9/2015 3:10:45 AM
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A psychological examination is needed by a third party, let's find out if she's got the same competency as an adult.
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Apparently the court found she didn't. I don't know if she has some mental impairment or not but she was found as not possessing the maturity to decide for herself.
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Edited by Progo: 1/9/2015 3:28:31 AMThen I will trust the ruling of whatever medical professional made the decision. On a related note, medical ethics are stiff like this because she could later sue them over complications from chemo, saying she wasn't competent enough to agree to treatment.
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She didn't agree to treatment. Avoid that scenario altogether and let her have her choice.
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Ohh I just skimmed the title lol, I thought this was a different case >.> I'll go to sleep now XD
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Lol. It's all good bro. :p
