Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Can Partying be a Motive for Parricide? | Tyler Hadley Case Analysis" video.

@DustWolphy I would never say that. There is no evidence to accuse her. One major problem is that few people have the money and the discipline to do what needs to be done -- with no guarantee of success. A mother would have to leave her job and make her child the center of her concern with a comprehensive program. Diet, exercise, activities to develop his talents, proper social life, integration into an extended family, long-term goals and ambitions -- and she would have to have excellent self control. This would not be easy. And then what if it doesn't work? Most people would turn to medication. At least then it would have been a last resort. What do you think should have happened?
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@margaretr5701 There is no such thing as "going against" the doctors. Doctors don't own us. You choose them, you consult them, then you decide. I don't say this because of the pandemic but because this is how my parents raised me to think.
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@margaretr5701 Oh, I see. I'm sorry. Anyway, YOU have the right, always, to decide on a course of treatment. It irks me when people (not you) seem to suggest otherwise. The burden is always on a doctor to obtain consent, not on the patient to justify themselves to the doctor.
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