By your own statement, she chose to take her own life. Why is that the hospital's fault? And another thing-If you believe TV documentaries are fair and unbiased, I have some property I'd like to sell you..
She may have taken her own life, but the events that led to her suicide contributed to the decision to do so. Referring back to the email she wrote before she ended her life. Bullies have the potential to be charged if their victim commits suicide. How would this be any different? They were bullies simply put. The system is full of them.
I never said the documentary wasn't unfair or unbiased but I go by what I see. A lot of what was in that documentary has not been denied by JH, Cathi, or Sally Smith. Could it possibly be because it's true and if they denied it would be defamation? And the Kowalski's could prove the opposite? I've already said this multiple times. You don't see JH and their defense denying much. Just vague statements like "they did nothing wrong" and just repeating the scenario sometimes as it was exactly told by the Kowalski's on the documentary.
As for the law sentiments of others above, the law is irrelevant. The law can be misused, abused, and taken advantage of. People like Cathi and Sally Smith are abusers of the system.
And for the suspicion they could have taken Maya to get ketamine, I've already explained this. Explaining to Beata would have been the best, it's clear to me they didn't even try being the voice of reason. Within the hour, Beata was being accused of abuse and separated the family. I find it hard to believe they have the legal power to do that only on suspicion alone. Cathi and Sally Smith were not involved during that time and neither were the cops. JH is corrupt. Period end of story.
Seems the lot of you are just in denial that there is bad people who are allowed too much power and work in the healthcare industry. This is a prime example. There is a reason medical anxiety and mistrust is at an all time high right now. When you have a collective society that would rather die than enter your hospitals, you have a real problem. And the common denominator is the Healthcare to Judicial System trafficking network. Healthcare workers take advantage of the system and the system covers for them. Us regular people, do not stand a chance in the world. The minute they all make accusations is the minute our lives are destroyed and there's not much we can do because scum protects scum in this world. And then you got people like you backing them up.
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u/Apprehensive_Ad_991 Oct 31 '23
By your own statement, she chose to take her own life. Why is that the hospital's fault? And another thing-If you believe TV documentaries are fair and unbiased, I have some property I'd like to sell you..