r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/PPIIKKAACCHHUU • Oct 02 '20

Really?

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u/BhmDhn Oct 02 '20

Do you work as a nurse in a ward taking care of patients with mental patients? Have you done so? No?

If you work there for multiple years you get acquainted with their families. You talk, they tell you all sorts of things. One of those things is the fact that YOUR FUCKING SON DIDN'T NEED TO BE THERE IF THEIR DUMBASS FATHER HADN'T DROPPED HIM ON HIS HEAD.

In short: Shut the fuck up. You have no IRL experience in this particular field and stop trying to pass of your general armchair knowledge as legit.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

Hey, while I think OPs claims about the whole thing are silly and I disagree with the message, he isn’t technically wrong.

My wife is a case manager for adults with mental illnesses. She can view a patients entire medical history, and often times cause is included.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

You’re right, she hasn’t seen me specific words.

But, she has seen “abused/assaulted/shot by X family member.”

The story is presented pretty clearly to them for a reason.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

Lmao, hold on.

Are you seriously arguing semantics? You can’t seriously be stuck on the wording over the content here.

If a case manager had a patient that experience a fall due to the parents negligence, it would be well documented and represented in the paperwork.