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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m very concerned to hear that McClean Hospital discharged her after only five days inpatient. That is far from ideal standard of care of post partum depression requiring inpatient treatment. When I used to be a prosecutor and I would commit patients involuntarily, I was always shocked in following the cases to see how quickly they would street people who were seriously mentally ill, but that was the state hospital. I once put a guy there whose family cut him down from a tree and revived him, he was dead but they restarted his heart with CPR, a miracle really. He was cognitively intact but obviously suicidally depressed and the state hospital discharged him in a week with SSRIs. SSRIs take weeks to reach full efficacy. But that’s our mental health system in this country.

I just don’t think this woman murdered her children with mens rea formed in a sane mind.

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also people are expecting that she woke up at the hospital and was herself as she was say a year ago and expect her to be acting that way but she is still within whatever mental illness is plaguing her right now. It may take her months to be more like herself, if ever at this point, and be able to process what has happened and what she did under this horrible state. Did you see the letter she wrote a friend at her baby shower? It’s posted on Reddit. I could have written that letter. This woman was not in her right state of mind and our mental health care system failed her. She shared her thoughts, got hospitalized and what was put on a new med and released? [/quote]

And that's the issue you are projecting your own experience onto her. . You identify with her and thus believe you're alike in everything. You think I would not kill my kids unless I were seriously ill that must be the case for her [/quote]

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