We called them "manic depressive". My daughter avoided jail, but not other institutional facilities. She's doing well now though, and I'm extremely proud of her.
And Raynes said it before I did!
Lexi looks quite a bit like Bo. I think the Mastiff breeds all ahve some loose skin though just to provide enough room for movement, stretching. Bo's a little bigger though, 160 pounds. (gotta show him off)
She's still got loose skin to grow into yet. She was a rescue dog. They were feeding her bread and green beans (not the rescue). When I first got her, her ribs were obvious and her spine looked like a mountain range. She still eats very little (only four or five cups a day) but she's kind of a comatose dog (most mastiffs are). Lexi is beautiful! *YAY! Perfect excuse to post her picture again. tee hee*
Lexi looks quite a bit like Bo. I think the Mastiff breeds all have some loose skin though just to provide enough room for movement, stretching. Bo's a little bigger though, 160 pounds. (gotta show him off)
as weird as it sounds, my daughter got her BEST care in jail,,,,,,,,,they force them to take meds in jail, and the law didn't allow me to force her,,,,,,,,,,,,I'm only her mother and she was only 14 years old.
Because it's a realllly great story! My daughter is bi-polar too. I can relate.
Speaking of duds: I got my Nano's yesterday. Never did warm up to the CE3's. Out of the 11 Nano's that I ordered, 9 of them are really nice. The 2 black ones that I got slowly, but surely dumped all of their nicquid into my batteries. One of those batteries was one of the original unsealed autos from well over a year ago. The other was sealed. Both batteries may or may not be dead. We shall see. I don't have the ambition or energy to read the entire Nano thread. I'll call or email CS. Very annoying to say the least.
