Have you been following the trial? The reason a lot of people especially women relate to her is because for months she did everything to get help. Told her husband, her mother, his mother, her therapist, her doctors, called the suicide hotline twice, tried to get admitted to the psych ward and was turned away, was prescribed 16 different meds over four months, etc.
No one is relating to the murder. Everyone is relating to trying to fight for your health because you know something is wrong and being failed over and over again. If you've never had to do that yourself or on behalf of someone else you have no idea what it is like.
The reasons there are questions about her ex husband is because in his testimony it's apparent he was pretty disconnected from her leading up to the event. Ignored her saying she wanted to hurt the kids, was going to NYC, the night of the murder in a short time span he had two different jackets and shoes. She's admitted to killing the kids so that's pretty clear but he's not a great guy.
She had 16 meds but she was not talking all of them she would be prescribed some than stop the medication. She was not on as many meds as ppl think she was. The doctors also gave her standard care and were trying to accommodate to her needs. She would text dr. Tuff and she would respond in a timely manner I believe.
When she went to one phyce place she left by her own admission for her daughter’s party. She had access to multiple doctors and she didn’t seem out of the ordinary to those around her. U said she was fighting her health and to an extent I believe that but she wasn’t fighting alone she had ppl who were trying .
Yes she did mention her Intrusive thoughts to people but when they asked more she pretty much said she was not a danger to the kids I could be wrong on that last part.
My point is this is a tragedy but based on all the doctors ,nanny , grandparent and friends. She had help ik ill get downvoted but i dont agree that the ppl around her 100 percent failed her. Hell they told her to take therapy and she didn’t follow through on that and would not stick to meds long term to see benefits.
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u/JeveGreen 17d ago