beesy said:I never said Darlie was taking Phen-Fen, Goody did. Nor did I say it was taken off the market. Goody did.
I don't think Laura was posting this to YOU,beesy. She was either responding to my post or to all of us in general. Give her a break. You sound so confrontational.
beesy said:I did however say that Darlie tested positive for amphetamines in the ER. It doesn't matter what freaking brand she was taking for Christ's sake. She tested positive for amphetamines. The end, period!
No, not the end period. If the meds she was taking produce a false positive for amphetamines, it would mean A LOT. I don't know if that is the case but Laura obviously has some training in this field and can speak knowledgable on it.
PhenFen IS a big deal, in that it is a very strong diet pill that should only be given to obese people, and then under strict supervision. Not only was Darlie not obese but she was obviously not being properly supervised on it or she wouldn't have been taking it so long.
beesy said:Darlie clearly fits the profiles of a narcissistic and histrionics personality disorder.
Wrong. She fits the profiles of what Cami posted and those are very, very general. And then she only fits it because one or two people say she did this once or that once. We have no proof of any patterns in her behavior, just a couple of what appear to be isolated incidents that MIGHT be part of an unknown pattern. Hardly enough evidence to diagnose her with personality disorders, esp since we have no training in the field. I think we need more evidence before we start jumping to conclusions.
beesy said:She admits to having PPD.
No, she doesn't. She admits to having the "baby blues," which is typically a mild depression that lasts about a month after childbirth. Drake was 8 months old, I think at the time of the murders. She obviously did not have "baby blues."
beesy said:Research shows that long-term use beyond what is recommended by the FDA can cause psychosis in extreme cases. It's also possible for someone to have a psychotic break and then return to normal(that person's normal self that is)
No evidence of that in this case.