Big Brother fans waited all summer to see Melody Morris and Drew Campbell's slow-burn relationship finally ignite into a full-blown showmance, but their love story never quite materialized. https://t.co/zZbIv3qpSF
People hate Drew because everything he does in this game, he does for himself… he doesn’t care what Melody wants. He doesn’t care what Taylor wants. He doesn’t care what Barrett wanted. He didn’t care what Mallory wanted. He didn’t care what Yash wanted. He stuck to his original plan of staying loyal to the icons and he’s benefited because he’s still here lol
I truly believe he was so upset the last few days because he thinks not sending Devens out will mean Melody will never talk to him again… even the phone call when he said I know what YOU want me to do, but I don’t think I can do it…
I knew right then and there he was keeping Devens, then he said see you around I guess…
It’s very rare that we get players like him. I really don’t care what anybody thinks either but he’s making the right move
#BB28
@will000051@RealityyQueenn2 He literally has not done anything wrong in weeks. It’s actually crazy that he’s the only one being held accountable for the same game that everybody else seems to be playing and he has chosen a side made it known and is still getting shit y’all just keep beating a dead horse
I don’t feel bad for Barrett bc he doesn’t know how to properly communicate. Drew has consistently been thrown UTB by him and Melody while being forced to betray Devens only for Barrett and Melody to keep treating him poorly for shit they’re both doing.#BB28
I’m a mother. I had severe postpartum OCD and anxiety. I know what it feels like to be terrified by your own brain after having a baby. I got through it because I had an incredibly supportive husband and a doctor who regularly called and texted to make sure I was okay.
Lindsay Clancy was asking for help too. In the four months before her children died, she was prescribed 13 different psychiatric medications by multiple providers, more than 30 prescriptions total.
Before you reduce this case to “evil mother,” ask why a postpartum woman could repeatedly seek psychiatric help, take that many medications, become increasingly unwell, and still end up at home in that condition.
And this is part of a much bigger problem. Our system is very good at writing prescriptions and much worse at actually supporting women postpartum. There is far more money in medication than there is in months of therapy, sleep support, home help, frequent follow-up, and someone actually looking at the whole person.
That does not mean psychiatric medication is bad. It saves lives. But if a woman is given 13 different medications in four months and is still deteriorating, “she was being treated” should not end the conversation. It should start a much harder one about why she was getting worse while everyone kept changing the prescription.
Postpartum psychosis is super rare, roughly 1–2 per 1,000 births, but it can involve hallucinations, delusions, and a complete break from reality.
You can grieve those children, hold the horror of what happened, and still recognize that this woman appears to have been failed long before that night.
If your only takeaway is hatred for the mother, you’re ignoring the part of this tragedy that could actually prevent the next one.
He was spoiled brat & a drug addict who didn’t want to go to rehab & his parents had to constantly babysit him. He brutally murdered them, he’s disgusting. Alan Jackson should’ve passed on this case
@LeadingReport Liberals will say it's Trump's fault
Republicans say it's Biden's fault
It is honestly the fault of Congress. Who don't do anything to help the people they are supposed to represent
that isn’t the only thing you said though and that isn’t the classist part :/ you said “working at walmart is not a real job.” about mickey you said: “girl, you’re an event planner, sit down.’ about morgan: “you’re a fucking model and a bartender. don’t talk down to me.” #bb27