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Candace Plattor, M.A.Registered Clinical Counsellor
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July 21, 2010 by Candace Plattor

Lindsay Lohan Goes to Jail

My first blog entry coincides with the day that Lindsay Lohan embarked on the beginning of her prison term. I have many thoughts and feelings about this, and as I listened to Larry King Live and Entertainment Tonight this evening, I was completely appalled by what I was hearing.Now, don’t get me wrong – having worked with addicted clients for over 20 years as an Addiction Therapist, I fully believe that consequences must be given and addicts must be held accountable in order for them to see what … [Read more...] about Lindsay Lohan Goes to Jail

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