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When David was 17 and in high school, his mother would not let him go to a MemoryHack Review dance. He broke all the windows in her car. He lasted two months in 11th grade before he was suspended for fighting. David lost the few “good” friends he had by getting kicked off the football team. He swore at a judge during a probation hearing and got two months in the Madison County Youth Center, which was extended to six months after he tried to attack a guard.

After his release from the Youth Center, he wanted to be able to drive. His mother said no, and he decided that was it and went over to a friend's house and got drunk out of his mind. He also took a bunch of pills – and ended up over-dosing. His mother still remembers those words, “You'll be better off without me and if you come after me I'll kill you”.That horrible day was the turning point. It took five police officers to get him to go to the hospital. It took a careful evaluation to figure out that he wasn't just ODD and ADHD – he was very depressed, too.

David is now an adult. Life is not easy. He has already been to prison twice and is following in his father's footsteps. When he's not incarcerated, he works by himself [doing little construction jobs here and there] because he cannot get along with co-workers and doesn't like to be told what to do by bosses. He leads to a very lonely life because he cannot keep a girlfriend for more than a few months.

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