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Oct 12, 2013, 09:38 PM
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Never met anyone with PPD, but there is a neighbor with it. I thought she was harmless. She's not harmless.
Came by today and talked my ear off about all these cyber devices tracking us for some brain control bull. She would ask me a question and I would begin to answer and she would just start talking about these imaginary things and she would just keep on talking and talking. I tried to get her to leave and I finally got the front door open but she wasn't leaving. I told her to be careful because my dog would get out. She actually said I'm not responsible for my dog! Told me to let him go! I'm ranting here and I will never let this woman cross the threashold of my house again. Anyway, dog came back after she left (smart dog huh, lol). Do these people not know how they come across? Ack!
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Oct 20, 2013, 12:34 AM
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First time and last time for that sort of visit I would guess. Sounds like she is living in a delusional/psychotic state which she fully believes. Bit scary to think that she is living next door. As long as she keeps her paranoid delusions to herself I suppose that's OK but I suspect that you may be seeing or hearing more from her now that she has broken the ice with you. Have fun
 and all the best xx Hope she doesn't become a problem for you.
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Oct 20, 2013, 12:18 PM
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Lucky I live in a big apartment complex, she lives on the other side. She met me in the laundry room and seemed sane at the time.
I haven't seen her since. I am so lucky I haven't seen her since.
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Oct 30, 2013, 02:21 PM
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