There may well be the number you quote, Lookout, but they're disjointed, ergo, they simply don't add up. You may insist that Sheila did X,Y, or Z but information we have from others contradicts that. The only thing you can resort to is that she had a sudden and overwhelming brainstorm bjut nothing about her previous behaviours suggests this as a possibility. I also fin d it hard to believe that BOTH women would have suffered brainstorms simultaneously and for June to turn a gun on Sheila, that's what it would have need to have been.
Disjointed posts ?? Better that than trying to be someone you're NOT,I suppose !!
There was NOTHING sudden about Sheila's,nor June's outbursts of hysteria/neuroticism as both had experienced such spells as have been stated/written about,and psychosis is no different because it's not planned,it happens at any given time in which NOBODY can predict. Instant and immediate aggression because their minds haven't got the same capabilities as of the norm. Sheila had a terrible temper borne out of frustration and those in her situation are ticking time-bombs,much like that murderer in Leeds recently who'd suffered mental health problems for years but deemed " not to have been a danger ",yeah ! We've heard it all before from these know-all psychiatrists.