This vibrant, 36 yr old wife and mother of 3 young children was traveling "home to Birmingham" to see her family-- celebrate the birth and delivery of her sister's new baby.
I can relate - I live in the PNW and for me, "home" will always be 1500 miles away where my mother lives.
MC's mother said she was having sleeping issues, and wanted to see her family doctor in Birmingham.
I think it's perfectly understandable that the Lead Pastor's wife did not want to seek treatment where her husband ministers. As if the Pastor's wife is not already a fishbowl!
I've traced the "mental health issues" statement to ABC News, and I'm mostly disappointed that it came from her husband.
It begs the question of whether the Pastor has ever been sleep deprived, carrying for 3 children full-time? And who sends their wife, with alledged "mental health issues" on a 700-mile drive, alone?
"She was seeking some mental health care and she didn't want to go to any place in Kansas City, but she wanted to go to a place she was familiar with," Adam Carter, who works as a pastor in Kansas, told KMBC on Saturday.
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