re: 12 Days in a Psych Ward

Quoting Will☮Creedence:" Ok so the number that was posted in here and given to the police etc had 2 of the numbers flipped around ... [snip!] ... the last name Wilson and she said that was her last name, but it wasn't it's really Miller. Idk where Miller even came from lol"

Maybe she really needs help, so she fabricated everything else so people wouldn't question why she was here? If she's married like she says, she more than likely has her husbands last name... Soo, something's not adding up!

No idea  

I just know she said she was going to ER, and she did tell me she *DID NOT* take the other xanax's that she said she was going to take in the originial OP.
Didn't Someone, somewhere, in this thread said they called an ER and a lady was in their care with a name similar to what we thought??


It dosnt really matter to me, I will always take these things very serious   I've had issues my whole life, it would kill me to know anyone wouldn't just believe my word for it... even if it was a huge fake... we all cared enough to help.  

<blockquote><b>Quoting DeanJade&Maksims Momma:</b>" No idea   I just know she said she was going to ER, and she did tell me she *DID NOT* take the other ... [snip!] ... kill me to know anyone wouldn't just believe my word for it... even if it was a huge fake... we all cared enough to help.  "</blockquote>


Yes with the last name Miller

Well she hasn't been on in two days, so who knows

Miller is her maiden name, I found it by doing some internet stalking. Her husband is military, I assumed she did it under her maiden name so it wouldn't be tied to him. There is a LOT of stigma related to mental health and the military (they are literally kicking people out who come forward trying to get help with PTSD instead of helping them)

Quoting Mrs. Reynolds:" Miller is her maiden name, I found it by doing some internet stalking. Her husband is military, I assumed ... [snip!] ... and the military (they are literally kicking people out who come forward trying to get help with PTSD instead of helping them)"

I'm not sure what you're talking about because when my DH was in they were CONSTANTLY telling people to come forward if they have any thoughts or hints that they have PTSD.

Quoting Mrs. Reynolds:" Miller is her maiden name, I found it by doing some internet stalking. Her husband is military, I assumed ... [snip!] ... and the military (they are literally kicking people out who come forward trying to get help with PTSD instead of helping them)"

Not where I am. First sign of PTSD they get seen and are helped. Often sent to Wounded Warrior battalion at the specific base to get help.

They're being kicked out for other reasons because of the draw down.

Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:" I'm not sure what you're talking about because when my DH was in they were CONSTANTLY telling people to come forward if they have any thoughts or hints that they have PTSD."

A few years ago maybe. Fort Carson has one of the highest problems with PTSD soldiers attacking, acting out or straight up killing people. They claimed they were going to do more for them. Turns out they lied. I am referring to things that are going on this past year at the military base where I live. They are discharging these men now, instead of helping them. It is total bullsmurf.

Quoting Mrs. Reynolds:" A few years ago maybe. Fort Carson has one of the highest problems with PTSD soldiers attacking, acting ... [snip!] ... past year at the military base where I live. They are discharging these men now, instead of helping them. It is total bullsmurf."

My DH just got out. That may just be your post.

It's possible. But I live in the same city as her so it could be relevant.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Sarah Bare-ah♡:</b>" Not where I am. First sign of PTSD they get seen and are helped. Often sent to Wounded Warrior battalion ... [snip!] ... Warrior battalion at the specific base to get help. They're being kicked out for other reasons because of the draw down. "</blockquote>


! Two of my BIL's are stationed at Fort Carson. And they are offering a lot of support to their soldiers is what I hear.

They aren't. A friend's company was trying to do research on how many soldiers come back with PTSD and NONE of them will say a word, because they need to have their CO's fill out a form saying they were diagnosed with PTSD after being overseas and they are terrified. We've had guys in our unit and friend's being kicked out when they went in to get help.

Quoting Mrs. Reynolds:" They aren't. A friend's company was trying to do research on how many soldiers come back with PTSD and ... [snip!] ... being overseas and they are terrified. We've had guys in our unit and friend's being kicked out when they went in to get help."

Sounds like smurffy leadership.

Wouldnt be surprised   We've had issues with poor leadership in the past here  

Quoting Mrs. Reynolds:" A few years ago maybe. Fort Carson has one of the highest problems with PTSD soldiers attacking, acting ... [snip!] ... past year at the military base where I live. They are discharging these men now, instead of helping them. It is total bullsmurf."

DH was at Fort Carson, he just left last year. One of his old friends that was deployed with him is getting discharged for having PTSD & he has never hurt or attacked anyone. It's really sad. Is your Dh military?