@OG_Sharbie@lemon22100@GirlOshawa I literally have a patient right now just like this - you would NEVER know she is not based in reality because average tasks and day to day living she is totally normal.
@OG_Sharbie@lemon22100@GirlOshawa Both as an inpatient psych RN and with regards to offered testimony - delusional/psychotic thinking that may cause her to believe she needed to kill the kids does NOT preclude her from going to the doctor, making phone calls, or ordering dinner like a regular person.
@Smarcie98 Inpatient psych RN, in psych NP school. This whole premise from the prosecution makes my blood pressure skyrocket. NONCOMPLIANCE. IS. THE. DISEASE. Anyone who has worked psych for more than 2 minutes knows that!
@CoffindafferFBI Well this is absolutely disgusting. And by that I mean you, for writing it. I'm an inpatient psych RN about to finish psych NP school and your complete dismissal of her mental health issues is abhorrent. YOU ARE THE PROBLEM.
@Bossy_Leah She's not too disabled but she is literally still on a 1:1 at the hospital 3 years later per testimony. Arms reach psych tech or RN, 24 hours a day. The whole point is to make it impossible to do that. - inpatient psych RN
@Bward3@boston25 Anyone who has worked with psychotic patients knows this to be so patently untrue that it's embarrassing. Literally had a patient today who can make phone calls, walk, talk, but also thinks she is "a hologram" and "saved everyone on the Titanic."
@MaryC0816@CoffindafferFBI Please ask any board certified psychiatrist and they will tell you the same thing. I am an inpatient psych RN and literally have patients like this. YOU ARE THE PROBLEM. STOP IT. just because it doesn't fit your narrative doesn't mean it's medically inaccurate!
@lulufleur@GHTidBits PT bands are not at all similar to or representative of the bands shown in testimony, FYI. PT bands are super thin, elastic and come on a roll that you tear off and tie. The bands in testimony are the longer rope-type bands. It's not like she was holding a replica.
@901Lulu Being noncompliant IS THE ILLNESS. I'm an inpatient psych RN. How many of my psychotic patients take meds as described? I'll tell you - literally 0%. Either they get better and think they're fine, or they're so paranoid and anxious they just can't.
@RMproductionsX I don't recall Lori vallow trying to kill herself with a significant history of trying to get help for mental illness related to childbirth. While I agree she's delusional, LC is infinitely more sympathetic because there is a clear hx of her trying to get well. Lori didnt care
@JohnDePetroshow Why would she? I am an RN that has read chaplain notes. They don't focus on medical complaints or hx of whatever they're there for. Generally spiritually related comments only
@pandoraslawsuit@BridgetAyers Agreed, PT bands don't really resemble the bands shown in testimony at all. I wouldn't ever think one reminded me of another
@ChuckEWeiss@901Lulu I mean they probably stopped when the ED noted a suicide attempt and they loaded her up with olanzapine and lorazepam but that's just me - inpatient psych RN
@BurnerBarbieUSA omg hahahahaha I can't wait to tell all of my patients how good they have it with their "catered" meals, access to a phone, and endless games and puzzles. They'll want to stay forever instead of screaming at me to let them out!
-inpatient psych RN
@HJaunts@CoffindafferFBI You may be a nurse but clearly not a psychiatric nurse. I am an inpatient psych RN and non-compliance and rumination about medications is LITERALLY THE PSYCHOTIC THINKING
@JennMGreenberg@robertfvolk Not true. I am an inpatient psych RN and your comment about how people act when responding to internal stimuli is absolutely not correct.
@close2wander@BurnerBarbieUSA I am an inpatient psych RN and the internet hubris is wiiiiiild with some of these new grad armchair psychiatrists. Yep, personality disorders just show up one day out of the blue to the surprise of everyone that's known you your whole life๐
@lala_sup@CoffindafferFBI Stop being so reasonable with actual context from the field in question. Jennifer prefers to dabble in armchair psychiatry from her "experience" and pass off speculation as "facts". It's unbelievably irresponsible but I suppose everyone is used to her being not credible by now