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My boyfriend voluntarily went to walden in waltham two days ago and when i spoke to him he said they told him he couldnt leave, is this true? p
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I don't know: You would need to ask your boyfriend and his doctors about this. Perhaps he had symptoms that concerned the doctors, and they advised him not to leave so he could be evaluated more completely. If he needs help, most doctors would want to provide that to the best of their ability. http://www.waldenbehavioralcare.com/.
Answered 12/9/2013
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