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Sean Strickland's latest post on twitter

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u/AbberageRedditor69 3h ago

She (apparently) had post partum psychosis, much different

Still, it doesn't absolve her at all

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u/HealingSlvt 3h ago

No she didn't

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u/AbberageRedditor69 3h ago

Do you have a source on that?

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u/HealingSlvt 3h ago

Watch the trial. The diagnosis came after

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u/Colonel_MuffDog 3h ago

I know NOTHING about the trial other than headlines, but theoretically if she had a mental issue that she hadn't seen a doctor about yet, isn't it possible she was suffering from it already?

Like if I go to the doctor and he says I have high blood pressure, I could still have had it before getting it diagnosed.

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u/pissed0ffhob0 2h ago

She went to several shrinks lied to them and fabricated symptoms based off Google searches to get a ton of different meds. She didnt even take the meds though. She planned it out step by step and even used search engines to supply her into. That is psycho yes, a break no.

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u/AbberageRedditor69 3h ago

Yeah that's what I wanted to say. I am not going to watch the trial as I frankly don't care enough but it's not like you only get the disease at the moment of diagnosis... usually you first have the disease and then get a diagnosis lol.

Unless the guy is suggesting that it's a bogus diagnosis, which I can see given she had already been to a number of doctors/psychs.

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u/HealingSlvt 3h ago

She was retroactively diagnosed after the murder

Before that, she was formally diagnosed with General Anxiety Disorder and depression

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u/AbberageRedditor69 3h ago

Well doctors make mistakes sometimes especially when it comes to mental issues, where you can't just run a lab test or do some imaging and have objective confirmation of disease. It not rare that they retroactively change diagnosis in these cases.

With that said I understand your point though

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u/chainer3000 3h ago

Yeah i mean they werent diagnosing the future

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u/HealingSlvt 3h ago

It's almost like she made it up after meeting with the lawyer, cuh

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u/Alternative_Dust241 3h ago

the diagnosis can come after the condition. Actually by definition, it has to. What do you think happens when someone has a heart attack? They go to the hospital and it gets diagnosed

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u/HealingSlvt 1h ago

Never said it couldn't, goofy. Her diagnosis is not consistent with real PPP cases; its a legal defense

u/Alternative_Dust241 49m ago

Ok goofy, I’m sure you’re an expert on the matter and not just engaging in the culture war

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u/Alternative_Dust241 3h ago

Are you her psychiatrist?

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u/HealingSlvt 3h ago

Did you watch?

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u/Alternative_Dust241 3h ago

I’m not the one making a definitive statement on her case.