Hiandmighty
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Everyone is entitled to an opinion but respectfully, you couldn't be more wrong. Teresa was not perfect but self absorption shouldn't even be mentioned in the same sentence with her name. I know personally the love Teresa had for her girls. I know the time she put into grocery shopping and cooking even when she was dead tired. I know how they were the first focus of every conversation I had with her; before discussing her practice or anything else we talked about her girls. The opinion you posted is the opinion that MS promoted subversively and constantly and it is disgusting of him to have created that fiction. How would anyone know at this point that "the girls never even received much attention" ? How would anyone know at this point that Teresa didn't give 100% to her girls? Teresa was devoted to her girls.
MS had a yard person, a pool person, a house cleaner, a tutor for the girls and yet he still couldn't work the two hours or so needed daily to keep the books straight. This was a boutique practice. Teresa did not see five patients in an hour, she saw 1 or 1.25. Teresa's office processed little by way of insurance claims and most patients paid 100% at the time of service. How much work was involved on the part of MS? And from interviews we hear that he wasn't handling taxes, rental payments, supplement payments and ordering. There may be self absorbed people in this tragedy, but it wasn't Teresa.
You are correct, though, there was quite a bit of manipulation surrounding her but there was nothing she did to deserve the manipulation except, of course, trusting the wrong people.
It sounds like there was no money to pay bills. She couldn't possibly have been taking in enough money to cover overhead...