CloakNNNdagger
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I am very familiar with mental health disorders and their prognoses (as I know you are). As part of my early training, I spent 6 months assigned to a lockdown section for the criminally insane in a federal prison. And you are no doubt correct, except the qualifier that should be added is "many mental health disorders can be managed effectively." While many others are difficult or impossible to effectively manage.Mental health disorders can be managed effectively with the right medications and therapy. If mental health professionals are working with him now, I’m optimistic in Brown being able to return to the league sooner rather than later. The legal issue regarding the rape allegation is the biggest hurdle concerning AB returning to the NFL.
Now if Brown has a substance use disorder (the truck driver claims Brown was “high” on something) comorbid with another mental health disorder(s) and it falls under the severe category all bets are off.
For at least 2 years, I have received reliable information that Brown has refused voluntary evaluation/treatment for both his mental health issues AND KNOWN substance abuse...........one of the main reasons his agent Drew Rosenhaus finally dropped his client.
His known issues go way beyond his January tweet.
Antonio Brown Perfectly Explains Epic NFL Implosion in Two Simple Words

As I am sure you know, even if medication and therapy can be effective, a significant number of those that seem to be successfully responding for a period of time decide for one reason or another to discontinue their regimens..........with very predictable results. Based on all that I know, I don't see Brown as realistically having a promising outcome, especially in the long term.
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