So several years ago this sort of thing genuinely happened. A navy wife was poisoning her husband with arsenic. Sadly it wasn’t picked up by doctors and she ended up actually killing him.
Must be difficult to be a psychiatrist, with people getting defensive whenever they see you. Second clip I've watched, first one is about the kid psychotic
Very wrong and it can land her in jail why can't she just let her husband go he is going to die for his country anyway. To honest a dumb move from the wife.
Society really needs to establish the fact that seeing a psychiatrist is NOT a bad thing. People always get defensive when they get involved with one. It also happened to me when I said to my mom that I wanted to see a psychiatrist. She was so against it. Gladly it worked out in the end.
Same. I was getting really weak and went to a doctor who wanted to me to see a psychiatrist. When I told my mom she said -"Sigh....Not another problem". And then went on telling me how it will follow me everywhere that I went (job, school) to a psychiatrist. Back then I nearly died. Now I'm an adult and see my psychiatrist every week and anti-depressions. It saved my life, and lifestyle and I finally feel free. Most of my friends also have a psychiatrist they go to and it's now a normal thing where I live to have one. Asking for help is not a weakness, and anyone saying it is, then they truly don't know how dangerous mental health problems can be.
The army would insist on a divorce and that captain Jackson presses charges against his wife. The military takes the attempted murder of one it's people very seriously. They would also expect Mrs Jackson to be prosecuted to the fullest extent that the law allows; and be sentenced accordingly.
@@francessweeney2308 Probably would be the charge of assault or body injury as there was no intent to kill, just to harm. But I could never trust someone again who tried to kill me. Everytime they made you a cup of tea...
This isn’t understandable at all. You talk about your doubts, fears and worries with your partner. Not bloody poison them based on information you got off the internet.
She said in the video something about “what would a talk do?” Or something like that, perhaps she tried to have a talk with him many many times, but perhaps he wouldn’t listen. Judging by the husband’s mannerisms, he is a gentleman, but a stubborn one too. Her motives are very despicable honestly, but still the husband should’ve had more time listening and understanding his wife. This wouldn’t have got this far
Jude Kanawati I know this is fictional, and you did acknowledge that it’s despicable, but to blame the husband for the wife’s actions because he didn’t listen to her isn’t fair. There are other ways to get someone’s attention than to poison them. Even the emotional blackmail of ‘if you don’t stay I’ll leave you.” Is still horrible, but is better than physically harming them to make them ill.
Magic In The Mundane I expressed my opinion this way because it’s quite obvious the wife is very pissed off regarding her problem. Her husband’s military background reflected her psychological behavior that the doctor was able to figure it out correctly. It’s not like I’m blaming the husband for doing his job, I’m just saying that this worry the wife is struggling with had been so much on her shoulders for 10 years. I’m Still very very irritated she did this honestly.
Magic In The Mundane I would say it’s understandable. Not logical and I would say almost everyone including myself would disagree with what she did but understand why we did it.
Wife - oh My husbands in the hospital :( Me - oh that’s so sad what happened? Wife - I poisoned him so he wouldn’t go to war and get hurt Me - excuse me wtf
@Speaking Truth what court, the reason she poisoned him is because she did not want him to die in battle. if she wanted him to die, she'd encourage him to fight in war, not try to prevent it. anyone in court would see this. the motive would be recognized, but the method would still get her punished
yeah, more than his wife and his life, I mean why marry when you already know you won't be there much of the time if even - yet indoctrination is strong in the US
who wouldn't love feeling like a hero and being respected by your countries citizens, while all you're doing is patrolling and sometimes kill uneducated and desperate extremists? Hardly any deployed US Troops actually die since they're equipment is so much better. Americans need to understand that what their soldiers are doing isn't protecting their homeland but kill people that would never get close to the US anyways. Those few troops that are dying aren't dying for their people but for the interests of their governments. Sorry to tell you but they aren't heroes. Their intentions can be heroic but in the end they're not much more than tools fighting pointless wars. Edit: this does not only apply to the US obviously
I know- but he needs to understand that mental problems are real and "Man up!" will not help anyone .. So many times he dismisses people with problems that sometime i feel like reaching him and slap him in the face.
He’s evil, I’m only on season 1 and cannot brush past episode 2 where he tried to kill a 14 year old girl because she tried to do a backstreet abortion
@relaxdrawlive so she'd rather poison him based of some superficial information she found on the internet? she doesn't know what kind of damage she could have done or how he would react to the meds. plus if she had spoken to him of her troubles then there was a chance for them but now it's likely she's lost him anyway. not to death, she'll have to know he's out there living his life and possibly dying without her knowing while she sits in prison- i'd do her for domestic abuse and attempted manslaughter because she POISONED him. she could have killed him. or a they will put her in a mental institute.
Guys, please no arguments. We can all agree that what the wife did was wrong and she should have not do that. But this is a sign that she misses her husband so dearly that she wants him home. She even did great lengths (that are essentially bad for the soldier) for her husband to be back.
"I knew what I'm signing up for.. And I'm proud of my husband," says wife. Married to a soldier. Knew he was a soldier. But then now can't accept his career. 🙄 And another 🙄, POISONS him. #truelove 🙃
@@zazi5094 at some point you have to compromise. That's what relationships are about. 7 years is a lot for someone to wait, especially if they want to try for kids. You don't stay young forever.
If its been 10 years of worry I woulda left him long before that. Heres how it woulda went with me tbh. Year 1: Hey I'd like kids in the near future, -Nah lets wait I gotta get deployed Year 2: Hey its been a while now... can you please think about settling down? -Nah I still wanna get deployed more Year 3: Listen... I've been worried sick about you every day. I want to be a mother and settle down with you. And I'm not getting any younger. Can you please think about settling down now? I know a lot of other wives can handle this but I can't. I need you here with me. -No, I want to serve my country. Year 4: Okay. Its been 4 whole years of worry, loneliness, and I need you here to be with me. I can't handle you going anymore and not knowing if you'll come back. I'm not strong enough, please stay. -No, I'm going back out there, its my duty. Okay then fine, I'm leaving you. -Wait what? Yea, you've wasted enough of my time, and its obvious that you value your duty more than me which is fine, but thats for you and you alone, I'm looking for something different. Goodbye
You have good communication, I see. That's good! This woman obviously doesn't. She'd rather poison her husband than have an honest, intelligent and reasonable conversation about her feelings.
aquilesriffo he’s doing it for the country and his family, not because he loves fighting and violence. And he is marriage material, he is determined to do whatever it takes to give his kids the best life they can have and me. He’s incredibly supportive and understanding and he’s helped me through so much and we make each other better people. I won’t leave him bc he’s joining the military, I’ll stay by his side through everything and anything
Dr.Charles is always eating when these doctors come up to him...
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To every wife or husband with spouses in the military please talk to them and let your feelings be heard do not hurt them like this just so you can be happy
Really admirative of doctors, what they do and how they handle delicate situations dealing with intimate life of their patients, like the one illustrated here. Not always easy to announce.
Hyperglycemia gives you rapid heartbeat (tachycardia), which makes you lightheaded, nauseous and feeling faint. He was angry too, which may contribute to it
We can often understand and empathize with a criminal and/or someone’s choice in domestic abuse.... But it doesn’t erase the bad choice or excuse a criminal action
I really shouldn't have laughed when he collapsed but I have an iron deficiency in my blood so that's exactly how I feel every time I stand up and I just- I lost it. Whoops.
The wife’s grin in the thumbnail was so.. evil Edit: I’m so so sorry Dr Manning. I totally know you how felt, it’s hard talking about the loved ones who are gone, but they will always be in your heart 💓
What confused me is they said they were looking for a “reason for diabetes” but I have type 1 diabetes and doctors still aren’t sure of the reason it happens.
