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Originally Posted by transplant99
Which has zero to do with him being forced (which i beleive is the issue here) to take them.
The guy quit taking them once before and the results were a catastrophe.
People are concerned he may repeat this behaviour once again and then getting labelled as being irrational in their fears, which is not only unfair, it doesn't address the perceived problem.
This decision is IMO a really poor one without the absolute assurance the guy wont stop medicating...something he has shown to do already.
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I recognise the concerns and would hope that Li and his lawyer lives up to his word when he said he would allow for continued monitoring of his meds. Unfortunately we don't get to see all the details of the descion.
I have also stated earlier that he should have his meds monitored for the rest of his life.