> If people don't want treatment, we should ask what's wrong with the treatment, rather than forcing people into it. It's rarely helpful and makes things even h

> If people don't want treatment, we should ask what's wrong with the treatment, rather than forcing people into it. It's rarely helpful and makes things even harder down the line. This statement only works under the assumption that the person is thinking logically. We don't ask those who are unable to exercise reason for their decisions. As an example, my infant broke her finger recently, and needed stitches and bandages and a cast. If it were up to her, she'd take the bandages off and play in the mud. Luckily, she has parents who know better despite her kicking and screaming. If only some adults were so lucky