Stratton v. Foster

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• holding evidence factually sufficient to support findings that proposed patient was mentally ill and that as a result of the mental illness was likely to cause serious harm to herself by fasting
• evidence sufficient to show risk of harm to self when patient was found to be dehydrated after admitting she had been fasting for one week
• evidence sufficient to show risk of harm to self when patient was found to be dehydrated after admitting she had been fasting for one week

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).