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Is Giving Someone With An Addiction A Conditional Discharge An Ethical Choice

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nailedit | 17:19 Mon 28th Aug 2023 | ChatterBank
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What do you suggest?
17:21 Mon 28th Aug 2023
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Why not place an imidiate hospital order??
17:22 Mon 28th Aug 2023
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Ok but they can walk out if that can't they? You cannot help those who will not help themselves. If you are serious about getting off your addiction you have to meet the authorities half way.
17:25 Mon 28th Aug 2023
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Maybe previous hospitalisations have been seen to be less than effective so the answer's not to just throw money and resources at the issue but rely on an epiphany.
17:26 Mon 28th Aug 2023
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//Ok but they can walk out if that can't//
No they can't.
18:03 Mon 28th Aug 2023

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