She was showing sign of improvement.
yet she was offed anyway
One plm i see is
if the person is truly so mentally sick...to never be cured or treated. How csn that person make a rational choice to off themselves
if they csn think rationally and make reasoned decisions then doesn't that suggest they can be at the last treated?
Well, it's clear to me you are totally uneducated on the subject.
Do you think it's right to even discuss the subject you know nothing about , it's like me trying to discuss rocket science (lol)?
Don't you think that by criticizing or judging someone or something you should
first at least familiarize yourself
with the subject you so carelessly talk about now?
Internet is free to anyone, just click in the little window and search search search until the cows come home.
For starters, just because it is called "mental illness" does not mean one is not in possession in one's full faculties ever.
Depression, bipolar, OCD are all considered mental illness (commonly called mental
disorders) , would you say it is in the exact same category as schizoaffective disorders where the patient may hallucinate and believe he, say, has an ability to fly or talks to non existent entities? (like John Nash in
Beautifil Mind)
Not everyone with even serious mental illness is incapable of doing a rational decision, and obviously the doctors had had to declare her sane and capable, for starters.
Now, just because the woman showed previous signs of improvement doesn't mean the nature of her disorder had an promising outcome
on the whole. even in the cancer cases there are periods of promising improvement only to turn into devastating end mere months later. so what she "showed improvement"?
on the whole she was suffering from incurable, debilitating, traumatic,
downhill trauma, and that's what killed her - end of story.
Fuzzy