Posted on 05/10/2005 9:17:20 AM PDT by mhking
Jennifer Wilbanks, the runaway bride whose disappearance triggered a nationwide search, has entered a voluntary medical treatment program.
According to a statement from the family's church, "Ms. Wilbanks entered a highly regarded, inpatient treatment program on her own volition to address physical and mental issues which, she believes, played a major role in her 'running from herself' as she described in a public statement last week."
Wilbanks entered the program late Monday. The location of the program and suggested duration of treatment was not disclosed.
Wilbanks was already undergoing professional treatment. On May 5, the pastor for the Wilbanks family, Dr. Tom Smiley, read a statement from Jennifer Wilbanks. In the statement, Wilbanks said she, "started professional treatment voluntarily," for the problems that led her to run away.
Dr. Smiley said the treatment was "professional therapy with certified, competent professionals." Smiley did not go into details about the treatment.
Wilbanks, 32, touched off an extensive search in April when she disappeared after leaving her Duluth, Ga., home for a jog just four days before her scheduled wedding.
Wilbanks turned up in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She told police she had been abducted, but she later told authorities she took a bus to Las Vegas and then Albuquerque on her own.
Between this and Bolton's alleged Plato's Retreat vacation, we're gonna have to spend the day taking showers.
Good lord, here we go. Now there'll be some class added to this equation!
Good start to the story, but so far there's no mention of measurements, male or female. Aren't they usually the second sentence?
You've got that right!
One wonders how the local church congregation is taking to all this.
Wonder if we will be seeing her pastors anytime soon!
Considering it's been several decades since I've read a Penthouse, I'm not that well versed on their normal paragraph structure and story development. I will bow to your infinite wisdom on the subject and concede my error.
;-)
And, can one still be a born-agin' virgin?
At 32??!
It worked for the fiance ...
http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/46092.htm
Geez, if they just would have got-it-on they would saved everyone alot of grief and $$.
LOL...oops.
My oh my . . . sounds like someone has an active fantasy life. I can see why she wanted away from this born-again-virgin fiance of hers: there's no way in hell her "eating at the Y" fantasy would ever be fulfilled in a life with him!
LMAO--is this a case of great minds?
Or did we all just get caught knowing?
i think John may be looking at Jenn with fresh eyes....
John's going to need a few extra cold showers.
"If she were getting paid for the entertainment value of her little escapade..."
Which brings to mind my favorite ethical question. If someone has toilet paper hanging off their shoe, should you tell them to spare them embarrassment, or is it a greater good to bring joy to the observers?
I can't look beyond her googly eyes myself. Even the fact that she sounds willing to throw down with another sista doesn't trump those muppet specs of hers.
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