laniefi
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Glad to see Sky's dad out and mobilized...
Strangest thing. I have a channel on that I never watch (oldest came home early from school), and the Steve Wilko (spelling..not sure) show is on. Preview for tomorrow is about addictions. One part is about drugs and the other part is about cleaning.
Anyway, the short preview showed the OCD cleaning lady who refused to use the restroom in her home. She went outside to use the facilities.
Interesting...well, to me. I'm not sure if this particular show airs everywhere or what, but I'm going to watch tomorrow just to see.
Strangest thing. I have a channel on that I never watch (oldest came home early from school), and the Steve Wilko (spelling..not sure) show is on. Preview for tomorrow is about addictions. One part is about drugs and the other part is about cleaning.
Anyway, the short preview showed the OCD cleaning lady who refused to use the restroom in her home. She went outside to use the facilities.
Interesting...well, to me. I'm not sure if this particular show airs everywhere or what, but I'm going to watch tomorrow just to see.
I beg to differ. If you read what I linked last thread, unless she has put her name in the directory, the hospital cannot even confirm that she is a patient, let alone any treatment. Especially true in WA state, where there is no exception to HIPPA for LE, like there is in most states. Of course, with a warrant that would all change, but it's mighty hard to get a warrant if you don't know which hospital your subject is in, and the hospital won't tell you unless you get a warrant.
MI is much the same way, and if you call here and inquire about someone, the hospital will tell you limited information if that person has chosen to put themselves on the hospital directory. If they have not, the hospital will tell you that they have no one by that name. They even ask if you would like to be on the directory when you go through ER triage, so that if for any reason you are admitted it is on record whether you would like to be contacted or not by anyone outside the hospital.
ETA: MI does have an exclusion for LE, meaning that the hospital will tell LE if you are a patient, even if you opted out of the directory. WA will not, unless said LE has a warrant.
There is a show on A&E called "Obsessed" that chronicles the symptoms and treatment of various people with OCD. It is so painful to watch that I was only able to watch an episode or two. You should check it out. It's fascinating.
Following this case closely but until now I haven't posted. I just don't wanna get sucked in by another case, another hurt child.. it kills me! All who know me know my stance on the mental illness issue but in this case, with this mother I'm thinking manic and vindictive (you know that's rare coming outta my mouth!). I just hope she sent Sky off to family someplace so daddy couldn't have him and he will be found safe and sound.
I am so sick of this! Children are not toys, they are not disposable and they are not weapons for us to use in our battles... I don't care what your DX is!
It seems obvious to me that JB purposely "forgot" her phone because she knew her whereabouts could be tracked while she disposed of the child. OCD people aren't usually "forgetful", they are usually super vigilant and check everything numerous times before leaving home.
Has there ever been a documented case where a missing child has been hidden somewhere by a parent (not by a mystery kidnapper) and later found safe?
If someone else suddenly acquired a two year old, especially one as distinctive looking as Sky, you'd think their friends and neighbors would be suspicious.
And does she really care enough to place him somewhere safe, yet not enough to check how he's doing? (Police must be keeping an eye on her, her phone usage etc, surely?)
Has there ever been a documented case where a missing child has been hidden somewhere by a parent (not by a mystery kidnapper) and later found safe?
If someone else suddenly acquired a two year old, especially one as distinctive looking as Sky, you'd think their friends and neighbors would be suspicious.
And does she really care enough to place him somewhere safe, yet not enough to check how he's doing? (Police must be keeping an eye on her, her phone usage etc, surely?)
Has there ever been a documented case where a missing child has been hidden somewhere by a parent (not by a mystery kidnapper) and later found safe?
If someone else suddenly acquired a two year old, especially one as distinctive looking as Sky, you'd think their friends and neighbors would be suspicious.
And does she really care enough to place him somewhere safe, yet not enough to check how he's doing? (Police must be keeping an eye on her, her phone usage etc, surely?)
Has there ever been a documented case where a missing child has been hidden somewhere by a parent (not by a mystery kidnapper) and later found safe?
If someone else suddenly acquired a two year old, especially one as distinctive looking as Sky, you'd think their friends and neighbors would be suspicious.
And does she really care enough to place him somewhere safe, yet not enough to check how he's doing? (Police must be keeping an eye on her, her phone usage etc, surely?)
I agree..I think she has done many things intentionally..where she left the car..no phone ..didnt go to closer business or church and call 911 since her small son was so sick..didnt ask anyone for help...not near the gas station so she could be gone awhile.
Yep I think about everything she did was intentional. IMO
Has there ever been a documented case where a missing child has been hidden somewhere by a parent (not by a mystery kidnapper) and later found safe?
If someone else suddenly acquired a two year old, especially one as distinctive looking as Sky, you'd think their friends and neighbors would be suspicious.
And does she really care enough to place him somewhere safe, yet not enough to check how he's doing? (Police must be keeping an eye on her, her phone usage etc, surely?)
Have any of our verified experts weighed in on the difference of OCD and OCPD? (Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder)
I keep reading that she knew what she was doing was unhealthy, but then maybe she didn't. I don't have the qualifications to decide, but I do know that with OCD you have some awareness about the flaw in your thought process, they are considered unwanted thoughts. With OCPD you actually believe you are right and grounded in the compulsions you have.
I agree..I think she has done many things intentionally..where she left the car..no phone ..didnt go to closer business or
church and call 911 since her small son was so sick..didnt ask anyone for help...not near the gas station so she could be gone awhile.
Yep I think about everything she did was intentional. IMO