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The side effects of medications can be horrific. I’d rather be dead than deal with extreme nausea. However … eventually she’s going to make contact with the cr
by pyuser583 4y ago
The side effects of medications can be horrific. I’d rather be dead than deal with extreme nausea.
However … eventually she’s going to make contact with the criminal justice system. This can very productive. Authorities can make plea deals/pre-prosecution agreements that require medical compliance.
I’d advise the family to move to a jurisdiction with lots of resources. A wealthy suburb should work.
Then wait for her to commit a crime and make report it.
I too have a relative who has psychotic episodes. I’ve had wonderful experiences with the criminal justice system (in rich suburbs).
- sheusndudn 4y ago
- toast0 4y ago> However … eventually she’s going to make contact with the criminal justice system. This can very productive. Authorities can make plea deals/pre-prosecution agreements that require medical compliance. Depends on the law enforcement. My aunt would ocassionally get arrested, but they'd never charge her with anything, just bring her to the hospital for an involuntary psych hold, and she'd find her way back home after that. I don't think they ever found meds that worked for her and that she'd take consistently for more than a couple weeks. (This was in San Pedro, CA, which doesn't fit your suggestion of a wealthy suburb)