@DJ_Hinz@oelma__ That's your experience. My ex-husband was born the same year and knew a few LGBT people. He also grew up Mormon so you can imagine how hidden it would've been
@ParaPaul78@oelma__ 90s kid, I knew 3 trans people, including myself. We weren't coerced or "influenced". We only ever talked about it privately because otherwise, we were viscerally bullied.
"Underage girls testing positive for pregnancy at detention centers."
Let me fix that for you.
“ICE officers are raping little girls in detention centers.”
There you go.
@7fingerleaf@cheryl97432153@hell_line0 Not following the treatment plan when she is not capable of being cognizant should have meant she was never discharged from where she was hospitalised. End of discussion.
@sambearrr@FaithFamNation@Grt12349@cheryl97432153@hell_line0 Where is the absolute proof she was? Reports gloss over the humanity of it into clinical language. It doesn't tell us how staff interacted with her and vice versa , interpersonal interactions aren't always noted, because it's "irrelevant" to the "clinical picture".
@sambearrr@FaithFamNation@Grt12349@cheryl97432153@hell_line0 Fuethermore: Consider yourself in her shoes, that mentally ill. I had PPD for two years after my son was born and for only I had a good support system, I made a full recovery. That's in Europe. The USAs mental health care is abysmal and needs an overhaul. It's NOT working.
@FaithFamNation@sambearrr@Grt12349@cheryl97432153@hell_line0 Surrounded by professionals does not mean she was treated adequately by those professionals. They should not have released her from the hospital. Blaming her doesn't help us (women)
Advocating for BETTER CARE does