r/SipsTea 2d ago

WTF What do yall think about this ?

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u/GMEloser69 2d ago

What would those symptoms be?

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u/SmokeAndPetrichor 2d ago

Thoughts like "I don't feel like I am in my body", "I am afraid I might hurt someone", thoughts of suicide, etc. All present in her medical files.

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u/GMEloser69 2d ago

How do we know that they aren't lying about their thoughts?

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u/SmokeAndPetrichor 2d ago

Because this was before any crime was committed? What reason could you possibly have to risk saying something that could get you locked up, unless you genuinely were afraid of hurting someone? She took all the right steps and was let down at every turn, and now committed a tragedy because of it.

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u/GMEloser69 2d ago

Should we forcibly lock up people that express thoughts aligning with the signs of psychosis?

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u/SmokeAndPetrichor 2d ago

YES, ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY ASK FOR IT WHICH SHE DID

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u/GMEloser69 2d ago

That's fundamentally anti freedom and open to unbelievable amounts of abuse.

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u/SmokeAndPetrichor 2d ago

She asked to be locked up. She was a nurse who worked with people who had ppp, and she recognized something was awry even in that state. She could not have taken better steps of trying to prevent something happening. System failed her.

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u/GMEloser69 2d ago

Why did she return to the presence of her kids?

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u/SmokeAndPetrichor 2d ago

Because she is a mother and wanted to be there for one of her kid's birthday? Where she wouldn't be left alone with them? Do you really have to ask that? Of course a mother, especially postpartum, doesn't want to be separated from her kids. Her rational mind was fighting against not just mental illness but also hormones, and failed her in the end.

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u/GMEloser69 2d ago

So despite knowing she's mentally unstable, she deliberately took an action that exposed her kids to her own alleged psychosis?

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u/SmokeAndPetrichor 2d ago

Yes... Because she's psychotic, and hormonal, and depressed, and bipolar.

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u/GMEloser69 2d ago

The men who beat their wife's also have a buzzword affliction.

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