As a defense attorney, I LOVE plaintiffs who post information like this online…we actively google and do other internet searches regarding every plaintiff we deal with.
Ah, Coop the dog. I see you’ve dug up some info from the DSM-IV in your attempts to educate yourself on the topic.
Allow me to add to that: Diagnosing someone can be a complicated process and one that shouldn’t be done by someone who isn’t qualified. In addition to mimicking each other, personality and other mental disorders are often co-morbid. In laymen terms, that means they exist with each other, the symptoms overlap, and often it’s hard to tell which one began first or arose out of the other one.
You want a date too, don’t you? It’s not gonna happen Cooper. Trust me.
Ah, Coop the dog. I see you’ve dug up some info from the DSM-IV in your attempts to educate yourself on the topic.
Allow me to add to that: Diagnosing someone can be a complicated process and one that shouldn’t be done by someone who isn’t qualified. In addition to mimicking each other, personality and other mental disorders are often co-morbid. In laymen terms, that means they exist with each other, the symptoms overlap, and often it’s hard to tell which one began first or arose out of the other one.
You want a date too, don’t you? It’s not gonna happen Cooper. Trust me.
Ah, Coop the dog. I see you’ve dug up some info from the DSM-IV in your attempts to educate yourself on the topic.
Allow me to add to that: Diagnosing someone can be a complicated process and one that shouldn’t be done by someone who isn’t qualified. In addition to mimicking each other, personality and other mental disorders are often co-morbid. In laymen terms, that means they exist with each other, the symptoms overlap, and often it’s hard to tell which one began first or arose out of the other one.
You want a date too, don’t you? It’s not gonna happen Cooper. Trust me.
Ah, Coop the dog. I see you’ve dug up some info from the DSM-IV in your attempts to educate yourself on the topic.
Allow me to add to that: Diagnosing someone can be a complicated process and one that shouldn’t be done by someone who isn’t qualified. In addition to mimicking each other, personality and other mental disorders are often co-morbid. In laymen terms, that means they exist with each other, the symptoms overlap, and often it’s hard to tell which one began first or arose out of the other one.
You want a date too, don’t you? It’s not gonna happen Cooper. Trust me.
Ah, Coop the dog. I see you’ve dug up some info from the DSM-IV in your attempts to educate yourself on the topic.
Allow me to add to that: Diagnosing someone can be a complicated process and one that shouldn’t be done by someone who isn’t qualified. In addition to mimicking each other, personality and other mental disorders are often co-morbid. In laymen terms, that means they exist with each other, the symptoms overlap, and often it’s hard to tell which one began first or arose out of the other one.
You want a date too, don’t you? It’s not gonna happen Cooper. Trust me.
Marion, you’re really just digging yourself into a hole here. This isn’t the kind of site for this post. Maybe you can ask Rich to delete it. Seriously.
Marion, you’re really just digging yourself into a hole here. This isn’t the kind of site for this post. Maybe you can ask Rich to delete it. Seriously.
Marion, you’re really just digging yourself into a hole here. This isn’t the kind of site for this post. Maybe you can ask Rich to delete it. Seriously.
Marion, you’re really just digging yourself into a hole here. This isn’t the kind of site for this post. Maybe you can ask Rich to delete it. Seriously.
