Wilmont is CONFUSED
I don't think its a lower level at all, spca. You do something I never could - I'd become one of my husband's patients! I do what I can for causes I believe in - but there's no way my psyche could handle the horrors visited on animals and children, not firsthand. My immense respect and gratitude to those who can and do though. (I'm Mom to two furry rescues, one an abuse survivor herself.Thank you! It seems like you would not go into this field without a sense of compassion, and wanting to help people. But if you allow compassion and emotion to take over, you can not be of help with diagnosing properly and treating appropriately.
On probably a way lower level, but my work in animal welfare for many years. I saw some awful things. But if I allowed myself to break down and be emotional I was in no position to help the animals in a meaningful or effective way.
You are not horrible.Just a thought, but Dr. Demarte was excellent in her evaluation of JA. Most of us knew all those things just not what the term of her mental disorder. Sociopath would have been close though.It was wonderful to see and hear her testimony in comparrison to the defense witnesses.
I fear that the jury will take sympathy now on Jodie, realizing she has a mental defect which began as a child and therefore not see it so much for murder in cold blood----What the Defense Teams mental defect is, I am not sure. Would not be surprised if the jury gave them LWOP for cabbage brain.
Don't hate me but I cannot help but give someone with a "Diagnosed" mental disorder a little more consideration when it comes to murder. Still might come up with Death Penalty---but would not be going into the jury room "totally convinced" DP was warranted.
Am I horrible???