seeking truth
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This is what I love about WS....i can throw down an opinion and be sure that Im stuck with that opinion and then be completely open minded to another logical, well thought out post.
There have been many a time where I can't sleep because of a case (i heavily lurked the C.M.A case) and when I am thinking...what am I missing? I run down to the computer, go to WS and usuallly find mind bending ways to think about a case.
Back to subject.
You know...i would hope that she was doing something selfless. I would hope that she is fully invested in the fact that she is losing everything at the hand of her "not cooperating" and figures that she should prolly let this one go. But if I saw her kicking and fighting and screaming about not being able to see her daughter, then maybe I would feel a little more, oh, i don't know...feeling as if she had a little bit of a heart, of a need for her kids.
But....that is just me.
(and thanks for the creative kudos...I am a freelance writer!)
I really understand NOT understanding why a mother is not fighting for her child. But, Terri's circumstances sound like they have placed her in the pit of he** and doing anything rational may be completely impossible at this point.
It is too much of a nightmare to even imagine, let alone trying to place oneself in any of these people's shoes. If Terri has stuff going on below the surface it must be unbearable. I think what is really terrifying is seeing little glimpses of her, and hearing about her actions, and then knowing it's possible that she is lacking in those qualities that make us uniquely human; empathy, remorse, grief; a conscience.
No surprise you are a free-lance writer! Lucky!
My opinions.