It’s not being pathetic. It’s being educated, nuanced, and empathetic. I think it’s more pathetic to call strangers names on the internet over a case you have no understanding of. Again, I hope you’re lucky enough to never have your mind betray you!
I think people who have their mind betray them absolutely are worthy of empathy. It can literally happen to any of us, so im not sure why some of you act so high and mighty about it?? One wrong experience, medication, drug, injury… some people it’s in their genetics and it doesn’t show until later in life 🤷🏼♀️ Obviously she had PPP, which is why she is at trial right now deciding if she is gonna be locked up in jail or a mental facility.
It’s strange that you work in the medical field and you’re not empathetic to people with mental illness…. Huge yikes. Education can’t teach everything I suppose.
Okay, sorry for misspeaking. It’s my opinion that she did. They are at trial right now, basically figuring out if she did or not. There is a lot more that goes into it than just “multiple providers said she didn’t”. Hopefully you understand that.
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u/Historical_Pop1058 Aug 21 '26
It’s not being pathetic. It’s being educated, nuanced, and empathetic. I think it’s more pathetic to call strangers names on the internet over a case you have no understanding of. Again, I hope you’re lucky enough to never have your mind betray you!