Yesterday at 3.02 you maintained that Sheila's brained "was not addled at all" in which case there's have been nothing but her own possible sense of the dramatic to alter her writing.
Perhaps you could clarify whether you believe that Sheila was in the midst of a psychotic episode, as you've previously maintained OR, as you now seem to think, because she had a mind of her own and had stopped taking drugs she deemed to be no longer necessary, she was in full mental control.
Anxiety,frustration and fear when writing can alter the way one writes,it doesn't necessarily have to be a psychotic episode or an addled brain.
If these letters had been written prior to the murders of that night then the urge to do so ( murder ) would be gee'd on in order to carry it through because of how they were worded.
We all know that the worse time for writing anything is when you're angry,as not only does your writing change,but the content too sometimes doesn't make sense but it doesn't mean to say that you have a health issue.
Sheila would also have been suffering the withdrawal symptoms from not taking her prescribed medication for a few days when having Haldol only, in her system.
It was mentioned yesterday that her medication was being reduced anyway,so whoever had reviewed this step had obviously thought that her condition didn't warrant the high doses as was first prescribed.
I think it's still questionable as to whether her condition was as bad as has been made out.
No harm in me having my own views is there ? How sad that you have to track my posts, to time as well.
Was that a tit for tat move on your part because I found an old post of yours yesterday ?? Mmmm.
