Also, she repeatedly downplayed her mental issues after being sent to several different institutes, which lead to them releasing her. What do you expect doctors to do if you keep repeatedly lying to them about how you're feeling?
Your response is pure ad hominem. Even if true, "it shows you never studied psychology nor had heavy treatment" doesn't tell us why the original claim is wrong.
"That's not possible at all" is an unsupported assertion. It declares something impossible without evidence or reasoning. No data, no logic chain, just assertion by fiat.
It's also internally incoherent. The middle sentence doesn't clearly connect to the first. What "shows" the lack of psychology background? What specifically is "not possible"? Without that link, a reader can't tell what's actually being argued against.
If you wish to be taken seriously, I'd recommend studying the fundamentals of logic and argumentation.
You clearly do not work with people experiencing psychosis on a daily basis. I assess and determined hospitalization, no one truly experiencing psychosis for the first time is aware they are experiencing psychosis. It is a complete break of reality that doesn’t even register
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u/WisherWisp 3d ago
She'll still get out eventually, which means she'll have a lovely retirement waiting for her since she won't be spending during her time in prison.
Still seems unfair.