Woman slams baby's head into ground
source: http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/local&id=7091587
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It happened around 1:40 Friday afternoon outside East Lincoln Avenue.
When police arrived, the injured baby boy was handed over to Mount Vernon Police Commissioner, David Chong.
The 6 month old baby was then rushed to Mount Vernon Hospital, and later transferred to the Westchester Medical Center trauma unit.
He is currently in critical condition.
The baby's mother was taken into custody.
Her mental condition is also being evaluated.
The police commissioner, who was very shaken up following the incident said "no normal person slams their baby's head into the ground repeatedly like this."
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nata0204
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i just seems too easy for women to claim mentql illness and not take responsiblity for there actions. who cares y she did this she did and should b punished! that poor child
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J_Jammer [removed]
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Her mental condition was hate.
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eskimoe
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The problem with letting someone that does this sort of thing loose is not her mental illness but the uncontrollability of it.
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eskimoe
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jubal
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http://current.com/items/91369596_28-year-old-man-says-he-was-insane-when-he-sex...
@MFT, what do you think about this man's defense? Does he deserve to be taken seriously with his claims that he was insane when he kidnapped and raped a 10 year old girl?
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jubal
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MotherForTruth
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jubal:
jubal , this man has committed a horrible crime and must pay the consequences. The treatment for his mental illness must also be provided to him.
Although we heard a lot in the media about another case about a little girl who was abducted and raped. What was not publicized is that his wife has actively participated in the abduction of the little girl. In fact who knows she may have even participated in rapes. But much of that is not publicized and no public outrage for this woman's actions which are as hideous as her husband's. - 2 years ago
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TasteHi
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jubal:
Jubal, you are simply comparing apples to oranges in your example the only thing that these two would have in common is that they grow on trees. Yes both crimes are unforgivable, but while one was committed out of compulsion the other was committed out of honest insanity. Guaranteed this woman is heavily medicated just to undergo trial.
It's amazing how naive the american public is, in most countries everyone has at least 1 crazy relative on permanent meds, and that's if they're lucky enough to afford such luxuries as sanity on psychotropics.
As a society the solution would be to NOT create more stress out of the situation. We should accept human minds for what they are, imperfect and in some cases irreparably damaged.
BTW yes I'm one for just executing compulsatory criminals since these are the kind that are fully aware of what they are doing but neurologically lack the will to stop themselves from doing it or becoming repeat offenders. Until a means of repairing this condition exists society can not afford to allow said humans to be a part of our lives, however we must blindly and without prejudice determine whether or not each criminal is reparable and worthy of treatment.
Ask yourself this...Are you capable of committing suicide?
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TasteHi
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TasteHi
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For those of you who can't relate to insanity think of it this way.....
Ever had a dream where something commonplace was used for something uncommon and everyone in your dream was doing it and it seemed perfectly normal? Except when you finally wake you realise how silly your dream was because for some reason you never noticed you were being silly in your dream...eg.: I had a dream once where it was commonplace to wear plates (like the china you dine on) on your head like it was some fancy hat. In my dream I thought I was the cock of the walk and it never dawned on me while I was dreaming how utterly stupid everyone looked.
Now if I had "woken up" from that dream and started wearing dinner plates on my head I'm sure my spouse would've taken me straight to the doctors soon after attempting to reason with me.
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TasteHi
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TasteHi
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Facts of life:
1)Everyone that has fluctuations in hormonal levels sufferes mental distress.
2)Most obvious signs appear in women and men during menstruation and before menstruation, mid-life crisis, puberty, menopause, MATERNITY before, during and after the 9 month period....
3) EVERYONE does something out of character or wild during any of these stages in life and the people around us can push us towards an unwanted direction at any given time while our minds are susceptible and easily influenced by our peers.
4) The legal system was designed with the intent to rehabilitate criminals, people with severe mental distress are not going to benefit from being locked up let alone recover from psychosis with minimal damage nor will they have "been taught a lesson" because they DO know that what they did was wrong.
5)Manslaughter legally covers any crime that was not comitted with INTENT.
These women did not INTEND on becoming post partum victims nor did they INTEND to fully care and nurture a living being for 9 arduous months just so they can turn around and murder them in the most heinous method concievable.
All of us come with a weakness, the human mind, and something as small as financial stress can put you from wall-street to the nuthouse in a matter of hours.
So don't consider yourselves too good to be void of mental illness.I'd hate to think what you think is best for anyone that suffers from Alzheimers, Parkinsons, Dementia, Schizophrenia and the sleu of mental ilnesses that EVERYONE is susceptible to.
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MotherForTruth
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TasteHi:
Chemical imbalance can be cased by hormonal fluctuation and even food allergies or chemical allergies.
Men and women must equally be responsible for violent actions regardless of the cause. Majority of violence is due to some sort of mental illness and it's not treated in the prison yet men sent to prison and women sent back home with the excuses. BOTH mend AND women must have enforced treatment for mental illness and violent actions punished.If a woman should be given probation for murdering of her child because she has pms or ppp then men should also get the same for the hormonal imbalance they suffer. In reality man's health issues often are not publicized as much as women's health issues. For example, men can suffer breast cancer but no one addressing that and many never even heard of it. Young men suffer hormonal imbalance during puberty casing anger outbursts but no excuses for that behavior.
These too are facts of life. - 2 years ago
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jubal
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It seems to me MFT that you are very good at getting people to react with righteous indignation at the horrible crimes of mothers against their children, but you are not offering any real solutions. You are inciting a lynch mob reaction from people instead of pointing them to treatment options, or judicial programs that could prevent these things from reoccurring.
I don't think that if a mother is going to harm her child that that can be prevented in most cases except perhaps by requiring all potential parents to undergo psychological diagnostics and require them to take parenting classes and then monitor them in the first few years of being parents. In essence requiring them to get a license to have a baby and prove that they are psychologically and financially fit to have a child and provide for its needs.
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jubal
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MotherForTruth
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jubal:
Jubal, I am not a psychiatrist and have no magic pill to cure violence, I am not attorney and can not offer legal advice, and I am not in a position to propose a law changes.
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I stand for the truth, fairness for innocent and human decency and equality. I write and call to congressmen/women and representatives. I voice my disapproval of one-sided media and disapproval of two judicial standards one for men and the other for women. I express my outrage of the corrupt judicial system to those that I believe are in position to make changes, I make my findings available to others and voice my views even when unpopular. I reach out and learn of ways I can help correct the wrongs. My current focus is on men’s issues as our society has changed drastically casing great injustice toward men and boys who are even prosecuted and imprisoned when they reach out for help or report the abuse. I search for ways to provide assistance to falsely prosecuted simply because they are the “wrong” gender (men), and to a growing number of domestic abuse victims who do not have access to federally funded support system because they are “wrong” gender (men).
As a woman I am not negatively affected by misandry but I refuse to be ignorant and pretend these issues do not affect me. It’s time to address the wrong perception that women are innocent victims and men are violent perpetrators. - 2 years ago
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MotherForTruth
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jubal
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In fact, I knew a woman who had killed her baby because she believed her baby was possessed by Satan. She was released from the mental hospital where she was being kept because of the Welfare Reform and Severe Mental Health cuts during the Bush Administration's first term. She went to live in a low income housing complex, where my friend lived. She hadn't told us that story about her killing her child, she told us that she had an inoperable rare brain tumor. We felt sorry for her and shared our Medical Marijuana with her.
One day my friend said something to her that triggered her into such a crazy pursuit. She began terrorizing my friend by leaving bloody bones at her door, pounding on her windows in the middle of the night, she even got other people involved with the terror campaign. She called the INET inter agency narcotics enforcement team to raid my friends apartment claiming that she was dealing drugs and was manufacturing drugs in her home. The police did not find anything but my friend was none the less needlessly terrorized yet again. Finally she went and filed a stocking complaint against my friend, while the damn crazy bitch was the one doing the stalking. This crazy woman even called in a complaint to Social Security telling them that my friend was faking being disabled and had a lucrative online business that she was hiding... which was totally a fabrication.
We are talking that this woman was like a psycho you would see in a horror flick.
We went to court to defend my friend and we had to raise several thousand dollars to get an attorney. I came to testify as a witness. The attorney we hired discovered the information about her killing her baby and her being released from the mental hospital due to Bush Cuts and Welfare Reform, but the judge denied that evidence from being presented at the trial. We could not say that she was crazy, when clearly the woman was as crazy as they come.
In the end, the stalking complaint was dismissed because on the second day of testimony, the woman came into the court saying that I had hired a hit man to assault her in the parking lot of the court and threaten her not to testify. The court erupted in laughter at that because many people know me very well, and knew I could never or would never do such a thing. I think the judge realized that she was crazy and a liar, because it turns out she didn't even have a brain tumor.
People like that should be kept in a facility for their entire rest of their lives, they are a danger to society. But with the current state of the health care system in this country, these people are thrown out on the street for lack of insurance coverage.
Do I hate her today for the horrors she put my dear friend through? NO. Does my friend hate her, NO. But my friend, who has dissociative disorder, is now terrified to get close to any of her new neighbors were she now lives for fear that someone will do to her what the other crazy woman did at the apartment complex.
At the time we were angry at her and wished her to be out of our lives, but we never wished her any harm. We wished she would get help. Because in her lucid moments the woman was very nice and demonstrated that she could be normal and kind at times. She was a redeemable person, even though she was crazy.
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jubal
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MotherForTruth
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jubal:
So this violent and highly manipulative woman will go on and continue destroy innocent lives. No justice for her just a lot of excuses.
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jubal:
MFT isn't that just terrible? She cannot be held accountable for her actions by us, we tried and we were denied by the judge. So on that level, I completely understand where you are coming from. The system needs to be reformed and frankly I am glad that you are speaking about these injustices. For my friend and my own sanity, we had to move on. Which literally meant moving my friend from her low income apartment into a more expensive place. We don't have a system with which to fight back when someone gets away with these types of behaviors.
My pet peeve is the Family Courts and the way they are completely lopsided and should be reviewed with a magnifying glass. You and I have discussed that topic before and found much agreement.
I hope you don't consider me an ass for my earlier comments. I have a slightly different position than you on PPD, but in general I agree that there is an imbalance in the system that needs to be corrected. Gender should not be the basis of making someone's punishment less.
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jubal
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MotherForTruth
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jubal:
Thank you jubal. No hard feelings. I always enjoy intelligent discussion without personal attacks. In such discussions we can discover the truth and find solutions.
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I am sure all these women have some sort of mental illness. But check out the punishment: "Probation", "found not guilty of murder, but guilty of manslaughter", "suspended sentence - SHE had suffered enough".
Does anyone else see a problem with this?
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2009/08/14/police_say_mother_poisoned... PORTLAND, Ore. - A 25-year-old former medical assistant on probation for a similar crime laced her breast milk with morphine and fed it to her 2-month-old daughter in an effort to attract the attention of the child’s father, authorities alleged yesterday. Sarah Rose Dillard-Lubin of Aloha was on probation from California for feeding her son, who was 10 months old at the time, two opiate pills, officials said. Both children survived. In both cases, Dillard-Lubin was trying to attract the attention of the child’s father - a different man in each case, said Sergeant David Thompson of the Washington County sheriff’s office.
'Selfish' mother who killed her 20-month-old son by doping him to make him sleep is jailed for six years http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1211977/Mother-killed-20-month-old-son-d... Victim: Baby Renzo had ten times the safe adult dose of anti-depressants in his system. A 'selfish' mother killed her 20-month-old son by drugging him with painkillers to 'make her life easier', a court heard today. Laura-Jane Vestuto, 28, crushed up pills into son Renzo's milk and orange juice to stop him crying over several months.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090527/ap_on_re_us/us_oregon_dead_child PORTLAND, Ore. – A mother accused of forcing her son and daughter off a bridge, causing the boy to drown, had just lost custody to their father, according to court documents.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/09/10/2682202.htm?section=justin A Sydney woman who killed her children with rat poison has been found not guilty of murder, but guilty of manslaughter. The woman pleaded not guilty to murdering her children by reason of mental illness. She gave her three-year-old daughter and four-year-old son rat poison before smothering them in February last year. In letters written at the time she blamed her husband's affair for her actions and claimed to be protecting her children by taking their lives.
http://www.ajc.com/news/nation-world/decapitated-101667.html SAN ANTONIO — Relatives of the Texas mother of a 3½-week-old boy found dismembered in his bedroom…Otty Sanchez, 33, is charged with capital murder in the death of Scott Wesley Buchholtz-Sanchez. When authorities found the infant's body Sunday, Sanchez told officers the devil made her do it, police said.
http://wbztv.com/local/mother.stabs.child.2.973894.html Susan Johnson, 38, allegedly stabbed her 2-year-old daughter in the torso, neck and head. A mother was arrested late Wednesday night, for allegedly stabbing her 2-year-old daughter with a pair of scissors and then trying to strangle her. According to officials, the woman claimed a cult was stalking her.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/03/31/cult.child.death/index.html A Maryland woman involved with a group described as a religious cult pleaded guilty in the starvation death of her son, but insisted that the charges be dropped when he is resurrected.
http://apnews.excite.com/article/20090524/D98CLK380.html Ore. mom accused in river drowning of 4-year-old son after the boy and his 7-year-old sister ended up in the chilly Williamette River.
Woman who fractured baby's skull is freed by judge, saying SHE had suffered enough - suspended sentence http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1173121/Woman-fractured-babys-skull-free... A woman who battered a nine-week-old baby in an horrific attack has avoided jail after a judge decided she had already suffered enough. ...was found guilty in March of fracturing its skull, breaking a rib and inflicting up to three leg fractu
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jubal
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MotherForTruth:
All very tragic. So MFT. What exactly are you proposing for each of those cases you used as examples? How would you handle them?
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jubal
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Vierotchka
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http://edition.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/10/29/iowa.michelle.kehoe.trial/
Now, in THIS particular case, I make no excuses whatsoever for the mother - she is not suffering of post-partum psychosis or post-partum depression, and should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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regjoeschmo
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It seems odd to me that within these responses, one can take from someones words and get a tottaly different idea from what is said... granted there are a few here who are calling for an outright lynching, but they are the few..... MFT nor anyone that is agreeing with her is saying we need to throw anyone "under the bus", but there are some who think there should be no repurcussions for her actions...... just because someone isnt at the extreme as another person does not automatically mean they are on the other pole... this is not a black and white world....
It seems also noone even stops to consider that this story would not have even come to any of our attentions if not for current..... Can we say the same if the gender was reversed??
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regjoeschmo
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jubal
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regjoeschmo:
I have never stated that there should be no repercussions for her actions. She should be dealt with by professionals and she needs to be held accountable for her actions; prevented from doing what she did to another child.
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jubal
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@Birdmanbob4:
"Any time a Society makes laws that turn killing a Child in to a ok thing. It takes that Society futher and further from the teachings that Human life is sacred!"You're absolutely right, BB. It's no wonder life is so cheap these days..............
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MotherForTruth
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To everyone who believes I have an agenda:
You are correct I do have an agenda.
I choose to stand up and call it as it is. I choose to see beyond the obvious. I choose to question motives. I am not angry – I am scarred for the future of our children and equality for sons and daughters.
If my honest care and outrage for the corruption and conditioning is too much for anyone to handle please feel free to put your pink glasses back on and call it “American Dream”. My agenda is to reach out to open-minded people and participate in intelligent discussion. Each one can walk away with their own opinion or a new prospective on the subject. - 2 years ago
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MotherForTruth:
MFT, I always enjoy your posts and agree with your perspective much of the time. I'm not quite as ready to always throw the woman under the bus, though. :-)
I, too, would like to see a truly equal justice system for men and women. That said, I'm not inclined to always side with the men, although I do feel that they are treated unfairly in many cases, but not in all cases. Equal to me is weighing each instance, checking the facts and making an objective opinion, with no regard to the gender of the person.
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MotherForTruth:
2helenahandbasket, thank you for your honesty. Let me clarify my position I do not automatically take man's side. I follow “do not do to others what you do not want done to you” and put myself in that state of mind as honestly as I possibly can. “Gender equality” is not equality for women only and it’s not equality for men only, is it would not be equality. Over the past years I have been witnessing great injustice and consistent un-equal treatment of men and boys in our society but see no public outrage quite contrary the inequality became a promotion for prosecution of innocent citizens, judicial corruption. This greatly corrupt and misandrist practice has promoted very profitable federally funded industry and the beneficiates are exclusively women. I choose not support such corruption and will speak, write and call politicians in hopes for change. I will not stop for my sons and daughters, brothers and sisters sake.
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MotherForTruth:
I, too have witnessed injustice and unequal treatment of men and boys in our society. I don't know how old you are, but I also remember the days when women could not get a break no matter what they did. When the women's libbers came along they did what both sides do when they try to right a wrong--they went completely to the other extreme. Thus we've had years now when folks give ALL the benefit of the doubt to the women instead of the men. I hope and wish for the time that judgements will truly be equal, weighing each infraction according to its own merits, regardless of gender. We all know that both women AND men are capable of some of the most unbelievable atrocities.....
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regjoeschmo
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Again Jubal, why put words in someone elses mouth?? Is there any less of a way to debate than to attack someone or post absolute assumptions?? I mean I should just ignore though right??
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regjoeschmo
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jubal
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regjoeschmo:
I am asking for clarification. Are you mother, too? Am I being tag teamed here?
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regjoeschmo:
now jubal this isnt that type of site ;)
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regjoeschmo:
What aren't you gonna talk sweet to me, i'm disappointed. Don't be surprised. Whose to say that some people don't have multiple alter egos on this site?
And still not clarification about the feminist reference.
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jubal
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jubal
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@Mother, so are you saying that violence of women against their male children stems from their "evolving" towards a reduction in the number of males in fulfillment of one feminist's prognostications about the future?
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jubal
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Now i agree that PPP is a serious condition and that the woman was likely not responsible for her actions. However its not certain that she did have PPP. A trial is obviously in order to see if there was any prior indications of child abuse and what not.
To all the people that want to kill this woman: please learn more about mental disorders. Its ignorance and emotion that led people like you to 'treat' mental patients using shock therapy and other such inhumane 'treatments' back in the day.
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fun_size:
Yea, can we please try to separate our emotions from the issue of mental illness?
People don't intentionally lose the grip on sanity. Sure, in court people fake it sometimes, but mental illness is real and Satan and 'evil' and 'bad' has nothing to do with catastrophic chemical imbalance.
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fun_size:
All Im saying is that there should be no absolute innocence for these actions.... illness or not
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regjoeschmo
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so to all the people who hear voices and dont act on what they say
the "enlightened" posters here say its ok its excusable kill your nieghbor
to all the manic depressives who fight the urge to slit thier own throats or the throats of other
go for it cuz apparently its ok cuz of your illness
we can point the finger and blame any number of people or institutions for allowing this to happen but to excuse the mother (the offender) is a regression in thought.
might as well round up a posse and burn her at the stake based on this simplistic logic - 2 years ago
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jubal
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Sometimes its best to ignore ignorance than give it credibility by contradicting it.
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jubal
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regjoeschmo
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sorry folks i seem to have a mental problem... its called commen sense and decency..... it impairs my ability to see things clearly and makes me insist people are held responsible for their actions.......
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regjoeschmo:
You wish! I have very rarely seen you show the first iota of common sense. Your self-diagnosis is right, but your classification of it is totally wrong.
Is an epileptic responsible for what his body does when he is having a seizure? No. And, by the same token, a woman in the throes of acute post-partum psychosis is NOT responsible for her actions over which she has absolutely no control.
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regjoeschmo:
again V, i have read this before, but it still does not make an excuse for these actions. keep attacking me, it brings credability to your position quite well
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regjoeschmo:
You may have read them before, but you have obviously not understood the first thing about them. Keep to subjects of which you have some command, because your comments here are ludicrous and only demonstrate your ignorance, and they hint at your having no humanity.
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Vierotchka
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Being a mother of two (12 month old boy and 2 month old daughter) I know very well how stressful being a parent is.
Now that being said, it in NO WAY excuses her actions. There is a thing called self control. If the baby is crying and you have tried everything you can to console it and you are beginning yo get frustrated, you walk away... go into another room and try to calm yourself down before doing anything else. I've had to do that many times.
I think a big problem is that many parents are too afraid to admit how horribly stressful it can be to be a parent and so they don't seek out help when they need it.
In most states there is a Safe Haven Law that allows you to leave your baby (without prosecution) at a hospital, police station, fire station, etc.
It's just so sad.
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EverChanging:
There is no possible self-control in cases of post-partum psychosis. Your post is inexcusable and ignorant.
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EverChanging:
You didn't have to be so mean.
I'm not trying to be some bitch saying she deserves to die or anything like that. I think she deserves to be put away where she can get help but I don't think she should be set free because she tried to kill her child.
That's just my opinion...
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EverChanging:
Its OK ever, resorting to personal attacks is just a way to justify oneself dont take it to heart, V is mostly a good commentor unless it comes to situations like this......
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EverChanging:
The only mean post is your original post. I hope you never have post-partum psychosis, and that none of your daughters (if you have any) will have it - but if they do and have the same uncontrollable reaction to something of which they are absolutely not responsible and cannot control, you will understand rather than deem that they should be put in prison and punished for something that is not their fault.
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EverChanging:
I'm not trying to take it personally. It just stings to have my comment blasted or to accuse me of ignorance when you don't even know me. I was trying to write a comment that was some what neutral and not taking a side, but it probably doesn't seem that way.
I'm a parent so when I hear of things like this it hurts me. I feel for the baby more than I do the mother because that is my instinct...
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EverChanging:
Yes I do I have a daughter (which was the first line in my original post)
I agree with you V! I don't disbelieve in postpartum psychosis. Okay... but my heart goes to the child who almost died or who might still die.
I feel for the mom too because if and when she comes back to normality the realization of what she done will be devastating.
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EverChanging:
The fact that you didn't even realize that this is a typical case of acute post-partum psychosis only demonstrates your ignorance. You didn't even try reading the informed comments here before shooting your mouth off.
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EverChanging:
That's better, EverChanging. I wasn't attacking you personally, I was attacking what you wrote. I am totally outraged by what most people here have posted - they tend to confirm the fact that over half the population of the USA has gone stark raving mad and lost all humanity.
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Vierotchka
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EverChanging:
I did actually read most of the comments on here first before "shooting my mouth" and the majority of the people were also saying "ignorant" things.
I do understand PPP exists. I have been told about by my doctors during my pregnancies.
I was just responding out of emotion... it DOES NOT mean I am ignorant, it just means I'm human.
So was everyone's comments on here were emotional... a child was hurt. To be NOT be emotional about that is to not be human.
I'm not mad at you, but it's easy to call me ignorant on the internet but you are forgetting that there I'm a real life person with feelings that you are saying that to. I know and understand your frustrations but you don't have to be so overly critical of people you don't know. A simple I don't agree with what you said, lets debate this would have been better. I strive to stay as neutral as I can be on here, because I don't want to appear as a bitch or better than anyone. I hate conflict.
I have been on here for a year and have read your comments on here before and I have always agreed with you and thought you were a really nice person.
- 2 years ago
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EverChanging
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EverChanging:
Don't let this site get you down, EverChanging. The people who post here are just people. Sometimes they think they are a little above some of their peers here but that's just their own haughty opinion and you know what they say about opinions. :-) Some folks bask in their own illusions of grandeur. Sometimes folks resort to name calling and rude, hateful and personal remarks, and some folks get reprimanded for it and some don't. Just grow thick skin, hang in there and take it all with a grain of salt.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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In view of the number of outrageously ignorant and judgmental posts here, I thought that a wee bit of education is necessary here:
Post-partum psychosis is very rare. It is not so much a variety of post-partum depression as it is an entity onto itself. It is characterized by homicidal and suicidal impulses, hallucinations, delusions, disorganized and bizarre thinking.
The dilemma is that these individuals usually refuse treatment. This is a medical emergency situation. If post-partum psychosis is suspected, families need to call 911 as emergency intervention is necessary. Medication most likely will be prescribed. The ultimate goal is to keep the baby and mother safe.
Research shows that approximately one woman in 1,000 births will experience post-partum psychosis.
As with treating any psychosis, we need to first rule out any physiological cause such as thyroid storms, seizure disorders or drug-induced psychosis. Once ruled out, treatment is crucial. However before individual or group therapy, medication must be given to alleviate the psychotic symptomatolgy. In many cases, anti-psychotic medication is administered only for a short period of time. Once the psychosis abates, couple counseling, as well as individual counseling, can be of benefit.
Family support, and educating the family regarding what has occurred is also extremely important. It is important that the affected individual not be labeled a bad mother. Once the psychosis is treated, mothers generally go on to be good caretakers. It is important to note, however, that in the event of future pregnancies, affected individuals are at a 50% greater risk of having another psychotic episode.
Certain anti-psychotics have been more affective than others. Haldol, Risperidal, Clozaril and Zyprexa have been beneficial in post-partum psychosis.
Anti-psychotic medications do pass into the mother’s breast milk. Subsequently if the mother has been breastfeeding and continues to do so, the baby needs to be monitored for drowsiness or lethargic behavior, and prescribing the least amount of anti-psychotic medication in order for symptom reduction to occur is also crucial.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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regjoeschmo
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Vierotchka:
formula is a better option than drugging a child because of mommy's condition......
Noone is saying that this problem doesnt exist, but even this proves that there are means to prevent it. Noone who has a child is ignorant to these problems and only when they ignore the warning signs does it become a problem. The choice is made well before it becomes this problematic and the aspect of there being such a choice gives the issue of personal responsability creedence......
Never have I heard or seen anyone defending people who refuse medication and/or make the decision to come off of it and then commit a crime. Why is this then an excuse for mothers only??
- 2 years ago
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regjoeschmo
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Vierotchka
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Vierotchka:
There is no way of preventing first onset post-partum psychosis, there are no warning signs. Your ignorance on the subject is lamentable.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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RFIDemocracy
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Vierotchka:
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Thanks for your thoughtful post.
It's too easy to leap to judgement driven by emotion. - 2 years ago
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RFIDemocracy
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MotherForTruth
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Vierotchka:
Excuses, excuses, excuses....
If women are prone to such obvious violence maybe we need to screen women and perform hysterectomy to prevent child abuse and murder. If a man was acting violently due to a mental illness I am sure similar solution would be enforced. And let's not forget women want the gender equality so lets prosecute these women equally to men. - 2 years ago
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MotherForTruth
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nursediesel
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Vierotchka:
I agree whole-heartedly with you, MotherforTruth. It's a double standard for women, they want their hormones to excuse them for what horrors they commit.
I feel for the women that go throught this , their lives are pretty much effed up for ever. They can't have a normal life again, the drugs all have side effects which can cause patients not to take them correctly or not at all. This means they can have episodes again.
And if they have other Mental illness problems unmasked by this acute episode they may be psychotic chronically. They need more than councilling and drugs. Quit feeling sorry for these women by allowing them freedom to do it again. It's not your fault they did this, and letting them walk to make you feel good IS NOT THE ANSWER. When did good logic go out the window? - 2 years ago
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nursediesel
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MotherForTruth
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Vierotchka:
Thank you, nursediesel. Your medical experience and perception is very helpful in the search for the truth.
- 2 years ago
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MotherForTruth
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Vierotchka
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Vierotchka:
nursediesel has time and again demonstrated that she has no medical experience whatsoever.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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nursediesel
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Vierotchka:
My experience in medical situations is to prevent and fix the problem. Not to allow criminals to run free because of my 'feel good for myself attitude". There are too many good people suffering from the "feel good bull shit' it's about time some one stood up for those devoted and true people that are ignored and victimized by loud mouth billies fighting for people that should be put away.
There are people suffering with illnesses that cause no harm physically to any one but themselves... Helping these people live out their natural lives with dignity and the best care possible is my goal. Again I can't plug Hospice enough! - 2 years ago
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nursediesel
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Vierotchka:
This is good info . A friend of mine had a mild bout of this , got it treated and has been a great mom for many years .
- 2 years ago
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artemis6
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regjoeschmo
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slamming a childs head into the ground is "acute"...... interesting......
- 2 years ago
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regjoeschmo
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Vierotchka
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regjoeschmo:
Sheesh, regjoeschmo, you really don't even begin to understand. Keep to subjects of which you are an expert and leave subjects such as this one to the informed, intelligent and humane.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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Vierotchka
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Obviously a case of acute post-partum psychosis. Jac, your post is awful and totally wrong.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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freecrack
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wtf does obama even remotely have to do with this story. stop being a lil napolean on a soapbox.
- 2 years ago
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freecrack
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TheHumanProject
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For a moment i was going to ask why she would do this, but there is no reason behind this hideous crime to her child.
- 2 years ago
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TheHumanProject
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Vierotchka
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TheHumanProject:
Acute post-partum psychosis. Not the mother's fault.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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There is Abortion ...Late turm Abortion ...and really really Late turm Abortion ...Any time a Society makes laws that turn killing a Child in to a ok thing. It takes that Society futher and further from the teachings that Human life is sacred! Nobody in the Government is further to the left on abortion than our Current President. http://hotair.com/archives/2008/09/16/video-born-alive-survivor-scolds-obama-on-...
- 2 years ago
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Birdmanbob4
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RFIDemocracy
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Birdmanbob4:
Birdy
"There is Abortion ...Late turm Abortion ...and really really Late turm Abortion"
And which are you?
- 2 years ago
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isnamthere
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Birdmanbob4:
He's the "missed-opportunity-for-an" abortion.
- 2 years ago
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isnamthere
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RFIDemocracy
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Birdmanbob4:
Ha. Fell through the cracks. tragic.
- 2 years ago
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nursediesel
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Not in her right mind? Yes, But still guilty. Guilty by reason of insanity, but should still be put away. No one can guarantee she'll stay on her meds or keep going to therapy. Put where she WILL stay on medication and never get the chance to hurt another human being especially another child. Because if she's fertile she'll do it again!
- 2 years ago
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nursediesel
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Vierotchka
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nursediesel:
Nope, not guilty. She has no control over what happens in her brains because of post-partum psychosis as does an epileptic over his fits. You chose your handle well...
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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regjoeschmo
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nursediesel:
GET REAL!!!!!
Under this ideology we should release all of the serial rapists/murderers and give a pat on the back to child molestors... Dont all of these situations come from uncontrolable urges/brain chemistry imbalances???
- 2 years ago
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regjoeschmo
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Vierotchka
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nursediesel:
regjoeshmoe, your post is ludicrous and shows how little humanity and intelligence inhabits you.
- 2 years ago
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nursediesel:
Verochka, it appears that you can diagnose this woman without even ever specking with her. Well maybe her diagnosis is radical feminism. As famous radical feminists believe "The proportion of men must be reduced to and maintained at approximately 10% of the human race." (Sally Miller Gearhart, in The Future - If There Is One - Is Female.) and this,
"If life is to survive on this planet, there must be a decontamination of the Earth. I think this will be accompanied by an evolutionary process that will result in a drastic reduction of the population of males."(Mary Daly, former Professor at Boston College, 2001.)
Did't the article mention it was her baby boy? - 2 years ago
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MotherForTruth
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nursediesel:
Yes, Verotchka thinks it's ok if you have an excuse to torture, kill, and maim; and then you should be able to just walk away scot free and be able to do it again and again, no big loss to her. It would just be terrible to punish this lady, she's been punished enough already.
What about the poor child? Is his life worthless? How about the next kid she does this to? Worthless? She belongs in a mental health institution on meds for the rest of her life. She is still guilty for what she did, period. - 2 years ago
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nursediesel
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nursediesel:
Well, I thought you of all people would love Nurse Diesel's character, Verotchka. She emasculates men. Guess this means no fruit cup for you tonight!
But seriously, is her child's life worth nothing? This women must be held responsible for her acts, she did them, for whatever reason. If she did this to your chlid or grandchild you'd feel differently.And she must not be allowed to repeat this horror again. - 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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nursediesel:
Describing yourself and pretending that it is a description of me! LOL! nursediesel, the emasculator here is certainly not me - try looking in the mirror.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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regjoeschmo
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nursediesel:
sarcasm escapes thee.....
- 2 years ago
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regjoeschmo
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nursediesel
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nursediesel:
Anyone that compares your and my posts over the last several months will know the true feminist .....
- 2 years ago
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I hate to say it, but I do agree with the comment "no normal person would do this." It is completely against nature to do something like this. It's in the genetic code for a mother to fight to the bone for her children, not destroy them. It's one thing to just stop looking after one's child, or ever beat them... but go out into the middle of the street, naked, in a high class residential area, surrounded by witnesses, and slam the baby heads repeatedly into the ground?... that is insanity. I'm not saying she should be fogiven, but she sure as hell needs to be under legal, mental supervision
- 2 years ago
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MotherForTruth
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Sam_Rodriguez:
Stop the excuses! Oh, she is not normal, or wait someone must have done something bad to this "poor" woman and someone else should be blamed for her actions. Honestly, would you look for an excuse for a man? There are many violent women who in cold blood kill their children. There are a dozens of cases in just past weeks of women killing or poisoning their children.
- 2 years ago
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MotherForTruth
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Sam_Rodriguez:
Uhhh for one thing, it has nothing to do with the fact that she is a woman. I never said "ooo that poor woman." I know even normal women can still easily be batshit crazy. But what this woman did was in no way rational. Naked, tons of witnesses, bashing her own baby's skull into the pavement. NO ONE in the right mind, would do that. You have to be either insane or flat out evil. But hey, that's my opinion. Since all I have is this article as reference, I can't know for sure. So neither can you. Why do people have to bash each other on these things? Why can't it just be an exchange of ideas rather than a I-Know-Better-Than-You boxing ring?
- 2 years ago
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regjoeschmo
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Sam_Rodriguez:
She didnt bash you, she was giving you another frame of reference.......You know beyond this story...... Think about why you dont have much more info to relate to..... things like this are found, but often never made a big deal of by the media.... So many instances of abuse are swept under the cracks to support a bias ideology
- 2 years ago
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regjoeschmo
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Sam_Rodriguez:
@Sam you need to understand that Motherfortruth has an agenda. This person wants us to believe that there is no such thing as mental illness that affects women, that men are treated far worse by virtue of their sex for their crimes than women are, and that we need to even the score.
There are some of the stories and opinions that Mother posts that I can agree with, like lighter sentences for women over men who commit the same crime. There certainly is judicial discrminiation against men in many parts of the country.
- 2 years ago
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jubal
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regjoeschmo
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Sam_Rodriguez:
Im sorry Jubal, but when has she ever said this in which you have quoted???
The issue is not whether or not there is mental illness involved, but the aspect of how it is portrayed/ruled upon in the courts and media......
- 2 years ago
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regjoeschmo
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jubal
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Sam_Rodriguez:
@Joe, I completely agree that the media are complicit in creating the imbalance in peoples perception of crime by the gender of the individual, by creating sympathy for the women in their reporting of a story - they somehow construct the perception that a woman must have a psychosis involved in her motive, while the man is acting with sober premeditation. This could perhaps be argued with some interesting analysis and examples. Perhaps men deserve to have their own criteria under which their psychosis could be used in their defence.
But now we have Nancy Grace as the media pitbull to go after mother child killers, don't we?
- 2 years ago
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jubal
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Kallico75
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"no normal person slams their baby's head into the ground repeatedly like this." - NO SHIT! Quite possibly, the dumbest shit I've ever heard.
- 2 years ago
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Kallico75
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Vierotchka
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Kallico75:
But, for a woman who has post-partum psychosis, it is not uncommon. She has as much control over her actions as does an epileptic over his fits.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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freecrack
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its cold but if the kid dies at least that sick bloodline ends so we dont read the same story 20 yrs from now too
- 2 years ago
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freecrack
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regjoeschmo
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freecrack:
one could also say that if this mother was fully punished for this crime, then other mothers would be less inclined to do this themselves..... I mean isnt that the reason for punishments??
- 2 years ago
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regjoeschmo
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Vierotchka
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freecrack:
regio - the mother is not responsible - she is as capable to control what she does when she has post-partum psychosis as an epileptic can control his fits. You are devoid of understanding.
- 2 years ago
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Vierotchka
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regjoeschmo
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freecrack:
please do not resort to name calling and personal attacks, you are better than that ;)
Within this comparison there are many ways an epileptic can avoid their "fits" and it comes with education and prevention.
- 2 years ago
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regjoeschmo
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MotherForTruth
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freecrack:
Vierotchka, "the mother is not responsible - she is as capable to control" I would like to know under what conditions would you ever consider mother be responsible for her violence?
- 2 years ago
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MotherForTruth
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freecrack:
What dont you understand about not responsible for her actions? Is it possible that she was faking it? Yes of course its possible but not likely. It seems obvious that the women was not sane... noone just starts beating on their new born for no reason. She certainty doesn't deserve death for being temporarily insane.
I really dont understand what your point is... its too steeped in emotion for any logic to shine through. You want to kill this woman for harming her own child while she was in the throes of a well known mental disorder? Hey maybe we should just lynch her like they did to people in the olden days.
- 2 years ago
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fun_size
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MotherForTruth
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freecrack:
While mental disorder can be blamed for violent behavior, I stand for the rights of this baby violently treated by his mother. How many mothers shall be allowed to go free for killing their children? There are mothers who fed their children rat poisoning in revenge or killing her infant and eating parts of her baby’s brain. There are mothers who choose to kill her children to prevent the husband from getting the custody during the divorce. It appears that nearly every woman who is accused of child abuse, murder or rape of minor is excused and often goes unpunished.
Why is this allowed?
Statistics show that mothers are more likely then fathers to be violent towards their children. Why are these mothers excused?
There would be a public outrage if a mentally ill man slammed his baby's head into the sidewalk or killed his baby and ate the baby’s brain. A mentally ill man would never be excused because he was not in control due to chemical imbalance in his brain. Never!
I am a woman, and I am a mother and I stand for the truth and equality. - 2 years ago
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MotherForTruth
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freecrack:
@MFT: " How many mothers shall be allowed to go free for killing their children? There are mothers who fed their children rat poisoning in revenge or killing her infant and eating parts of her baby’s brain. There are mothers who choose to kill her children to prevent the husband from getting the custody during the divorce. It appears that nearly every woman who is accused of child abuse, murder or rape of minor is excused and often goes unpunished........"
It's true that mothers choose to kill their children for many reasons, MFT, but you MUST see that a woman who kills her baby and eats its brain is NOT sane. The woman who feeds her child rat poison for revenge or kills her child so the dad doesn't get custody is another story and deserves serious jail time. There are many, many times that a woman DOES go to jail, for a very long time, for murdering her child. Women don't automatically go unpunished just because they're women.
I'm not saying there should not be some sort of punishment for what they've done, just as I'm sure you don't believe it's impossible for someone to be insane. If a woman is mentally ill she needs treatment and time in a mental hospital. - 2 years ago
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2helenahandbasket
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freecrack:
@ Vierotchka:
The mother IS responsible. She may be mentally ill but she is, indeed, responsible for what happened to her child. No one else did it but her. The question is, what to do about it.
- 2 years ago
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2helenahandbasket
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lj111
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i will have to agree with the police comm.--that no normal person would do such a thing.
- 2 years ago
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