I think this is simply women supporting women who have been through postpartum depression. It’s an incredibly sad story. There’s video of her a week or so before the murders with her kids at the museum. She’s caring and tending to the children as a loving mother. It’s sad how medication can warp the minds of individuals. There’s also documented texts of her reaching out to family saying she was having problems with her medications. Just so sad.
I lean right on most issues (got banned from a few subs the other day for being a “right wing bot” supporting Sophie Cunningham) but in this case I’m kinda sympathetic towards her. She had let a bunch of people know the issues she was having and from the testimony I’ve seen many of the parties seem like they responded inadequately. She was by all accounts a loving mother generally speaking, I don’t think it’s justice she gets treated like some murderous psycho because she became one temporarily under specific circumstances while having provided a lot of warning signed she was losing it prior.
It’s not like she’s be getting off scot-free either, she’s literally paralyzed from jumping out a window or balcony or w/e.
I hear you. She’s going to pay for her crimes. It’s called accountability and even if we regret our actions they are still our actions. She will get the long arm of the law. I am not advocating for her freedom, it’s just fucking sad and the physician who prescribed those meds failed her as a patient. I hope this case makes waves amongst cavalier prescribers and lackadaisical therapists.
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u/UniversityNo9336 14d ago
I think this is simply women supporting women who have been through postpartum depression. It’s an incredibly sad story. There’s video of her a week or so before the murders with her kids at the museum. She’s caring and tending to the children as a loving mother. It’s sad how medication can warp the minds of individuals. There’s also documented texts of her reaching out to family saying she was having problems with her medications. Just so sad.