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"I have a lot of things in my past that have unfortunately become public," Lafave said.

"I pray with all my heart that the young man and his family will be able to move on with their lives," she said.

"Again, I offer my deepest apologies." Hillsborough County prosecutor Mike Sinacore has said that the victim's family had anticipated a trial, but that the media attention prompted the boy's mother to push for a plea deal.

"There is no one that wanted to see Debra Lafave serve jail time more than myself," the boy's mother wrote in an e-mail to the Ocala Star-Banner over the weekend.

But she said the welfare of her son was more important.

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...ba href=/bipolar disorder/a/b and attacked journalists for their judgmental coverage of her case.

"I was very nervous.

I have a lot of things in my past that unfortunately became very public," she said about her feelings while in the court.

LaFave said she was having medical treatment for bipolarity and planned to study journalism.

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...ba href=/bipolar disorder/a/b, and attacked journalists for judgmental coverage.

"I was very nervous.

I have a lot of things in my part that unfortunately became very public," she said.

LaFave said she was taking medical treatment for her ba href=/bipolar disorder/a/b, and meanwhile also planned to study journalism.

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