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What is the likelihood of recovery after being drugged with something that has caused mental damage and loss of personality? barely speak ds it cm bk?
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Details needed: We'd need to know what drug you're talking about, and why it was prescribed. Perhaps the current symptom is not due to the previous drug therapy. Most drugs do not cause long-lasting impact on personality.
Answered 12/1/2015
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