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History Of Suicidal Ideation
The reporter stated that the victim has an extended history of suicidal ideation and suicidal attempts in the past and she’s afraid her mother lacks the emotional and mental capacity to understand its severity. According to the reporter, the victim has tried to commit suicide three times in October and she’s also been treated at Mill Creek and Diamond Grove. The reporter stated referrals have been given to the mother to have the child assessed by Mill Creek, but Ms. Buckley refuses because Mill Creek treatment has not worked in the past. On 10/20/15 the child discharged from Diamond Grove and on 11/07/15 she tried to commit suicide again. The reporter stated Arangela was taken to the hospital by ambulance. The reporter stated the child was

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