Comments by "Maria S" (@marias5088) on "COURT TV" channel.

  1. The grandmother was on TWO different medications that are known to cause memory problems. She simply got out of the car and forgot about her grandchild in it. The question is - why did SHE agree to babysit her grandbaby, and if the mother of the baby, her daughter, knew her mother was having memory problems/took meds that cause memory problems. No medical experts were summoned to this court hearing by the judge to discuss medication side effects.
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  2. Grandma was on two medications that cause memory problems, and not a single witness qualified as a doctor or even a nurse was summonsed to this hearing. The mother should have been asked if she knew about her mother's memory problems and what meds she was taking.
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  3. School principals are usually very responsible with children. I have a feeling the defendant has a medical condition and takes medication(s) that could have contributed to the tragedy. If she chose not to testify, it tells me she either has memory problems or might not want to say anything that could cause her daughter to lose parental rights of her other child(ren). The mother of the poor baby needed rest, I get it, but if you know you can't manage having kids and working, you either don't work or don't have more children. If your child dies in someone's care, YOU, the parent, take full responsibility for your other children. During this trial, I did not see much emotion from anyone in this family. This is so bizarre. I feel like they are all at fault for what happened. P.S. Just watched a doctor's interview about this case, and YES, the defendant WAS on two medications that cause memory problems. The judge chose not to bring any witnesses (doctors) who could prove that to this court. This is highly suspicious.
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  4. Thank you, Dr. Diamond, for being honest about the side effects of medications the defendant was on!
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  5. Tracey was on TWO different meds that are known to cause memory problems. The question is, did her daughter know about the medications her mom was on, and did she know about her mom's memory problems?
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  6. Why don't you try taking these two medications at the same time while taking care of babies and see how that goes for you.
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  7. I would have asked that poor daughter if she had known her mom was on medications that caused memory problems before taking her baby there.
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  8. And what's very odd is that she used to be a school principal. If you knew she was on two different meds that cause memory problems, it would all make more sense to you. Did the mother of the baby know about the meds/memory problems? I would like to know that.
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  9. Tracy Nix was on TWO different medications that are known to cause MEMORY problems. No medical experts were permitted to testify in this case. The mother of the baby was not asked if she was aware her mother was on these medications. How could that be? Good luck winning a malpractice case with this judge. Watch an interview with Dr. Diamond on this channel to see what he says.
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  10. The grandma was on two different medications that are known to cause memory problems. Not a single medical professional was allowed to testify in this hearing about the meds.
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  11. FL vs. Tracey Nix, a heavily medicated grandmother who had two small grandchildren die in her care because of the medications she was on. This would be a fairer title. I wonder if her daughter knew about her mother's memory problems or the meds she was taking. This needs to be thoroughly investigated.
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  12. Did the daughter know her mom was on two different medications that cause memory problems?
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  13. The grandmother was on TWO different medications that are known to cause memory problems. She simply got out of the car and forgot about her grandchild in it. The question is - why did SHE agree to babysit her grandbaby, and if the mother of the baby, her daughter, knew her mother was having memory problems/took meds that cause memory problems? No medical experts were summoned to this court hearing by the judge to discuss medication side effects.
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  14. Tracy Nix was on TWO different medications that are known to cause MEMORY problems. No medical experts were permitted to testify in this case. The mother of the baby was not asked if she was aware her mother was on these medications. How could that be? Good luck winning a malpractice case with this judge. Watch an interview with Dr. Diamond on this channel to see what he says.
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  15. NO, it IS possible with the medications she was on. If she and her daughter knew about her memory problems due to medications, BOTH of them are responsible for these tragedies, and even a doctor who prescribed the drugs.
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  16. With this judge, if you go to court trying to get justice against anyone in our healthcare, you will lose 100%.
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  17. As many as the medications you are on allow you.
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  18. This overprescription of medications should END, and in every case, doctors who prescribe medications should give clear instructions to their patients (what exactly they can and cannot do in their daily lives). This clearly was not done in this case. Too many dangerous meds out there, and people take them like it's candy.
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  19.  @loveforeignaccents @loveforeignaccents   She was on TWO different medications that are known to cause memory problems, but who cares about it?
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  20. Granny of the year has been on TWO different medications that cause memory problems. She should have never agreed to babysit anyone. The daughter and her dad should have known she has memory problems. They are ALL at fault.
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  21. @ oh no! Her daughter should have known this then.
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