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The guy who lives in the apt. next to me has fetal alcohol syndrome. If i so much as aeven talk on the phone in my bedroom, he will pound on the wall. One night I was reading my daughter a story & he was screaming & he pounded so hard on the wall it knocked a picture down.....what can I do to get this wacko to knock it off. the managers & his mom & the police have talked to him but nothing works. Give the management an ultimatem - either they kick him out or stop him from what he's doing, or you move. If your landlords are halfway intelligent, they will see that they are going to have a problem in the future with the guy when it comes to the next person living in your room, and will kick him out instead of letting you move. Thank you. Report It I hate to tell you this sweetie, but move. Obviously there's something VERY wrong with your neighbor. If the police can't do anything about it, you can. MOVE. It will be safer for you and your child. Take care. there is nothing for you to do exceept file a formal comp[laint with the management start pressing charges You need to move. 1-Declare your complaints to him, his family or whatever. I agree with the others. There's nothing you can do but move. If the landlord won't evict him (and it certainly sounds like he has good cause) you have few other options. Come on. This guy is an angry ******. Maybe consider moving. If that is not fesible consider contacting a lawyer to find out your options. It should have been handled by the manager of your complex. Tell the manager you fear for your safety and that of your child and that you have contacted authorities, and do so again tell them the same as the mgr. Get someone to listen. This is harrassment and is not something you should be forced to tolerate it. if the manager or police won't do anything, you better get out before he does something harmful to any of you. I wouldn't trust him and its obvious he should be in some kind of a home. |
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is something that occurs to the fetus in the womb because the mother drinks alcohol while she is pregnant. did your mother drink while she was pregnant with you? You would ... what don't drink while you're pregnant ...Babies with FAS can have low birth wt, small eye openings with epicanthal folds, flattened nose bridge, flattened philtrum (the two bumps under the nose), small upper lip, and small lower jaw. ...Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) is a condition characterized by abnormal facial features, growth retardation, and central nervous system problems. It can occur if a woman drinks alcohol during pregna... I do believe there are different severities of FAS "Summary Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) is a collection of birth defects that occur when a fetus is exposed to alcohol. These range from ... FAS cannot be inherited. Not mild, not moderate and not severe cases. The syndrome is a result of prenatal use of alcohol. If you can rule out this out, you have nothing to fear in that area. E... Start with the wiki page which is alright just by itself and have a look at the links which will give you even more info ...I think you have to be careful here. Some of the signs of FAS are also present in persons with Down syndrome. Probably the most important factor in a situation such as yours is if there is a histor... |
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