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Old 11-18-2011, 12:02 PM #6
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Call 911. Let the ambulance take him. He can't refuse three or four strong young men (or women). Tell him he can go willingly now and have some say in his care or wait until he has no choice and has to accept whatever the hospital staff decides he needs. Make it seem like his decision. I wish you luck.
Oh dear, yes he could refuse! "NO", is no. you would have to wait until her was unconcious...
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