Apparent random Toronto stabbing suspect ID'd as Rohinie Bisesar

Nargis · 12-14-2015, 04:04 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#51
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that has nothing to do with it Ketchim
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Okay, Psych 101

1.She experience depression and based on her e-mail Psychotic didorder

2.Her seratonin level was high enuff to cause Bi Polar disorder.

3.Voices in her head told her to kill

4.Being an MBA, high academic nature ,she did not use any Hot Lines available in Toronto.

5.Of all the nationalities in Cosmoplitan T.O. : she picked on a Guyanese girl


TBC 

#52
listen...her actions have now resulted in someone dying....terrible loss for the family of the victim and so close to the holidays.



#53
The Guyanese girl COULD have "looked like" someone that caused her GRIEF

in her mental state she would have been UNABLE to differentiate...

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listen...her actions have no resulted in someone dying....
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#54
I know ....and it is truly sad !

mental Health issues is now overtaking physical health issues as #1 !


We need to dig deep AND if this is INDEED a random act then somewhere :

We as a society FAILED her : where were her support group ?

Family members, Friends, co workers, alma mater , neighbours  ??

why did someone NOT demand that she seek HELP ??

#55
Its also Christmas : a point in the Calendar where depression and mental health disorders

mainifest itself  ...

So everything is TYING in.


unless she is a rale ole head and setting tings up :

Psychiatric ward , NOT guilty on an Insanity plea et cetera, et cetera !


#56
This is too HIGH level for this Forum , Nargis

I know you will unnstan serotonin and bi polar disorders

as a Bio Chem student !    Wink


Serotonin or 5-hydroxytryptamine is a monoamine neurotransmitter. Biochemically derived from

tryptophan, serotonin is primarily found in the gastrointestinal tract, blood platelets,

and the central nervous system of animals, including humans.

#57
your healthcare system failed her

#58
dunno as yet : lets see IF she had a treatment plan with her Doctor

that included Lithium  Wink

Typically, treatment entails a combination of at least one mood-stabilizing drug and/or atypical

antipsychotic, plus psychotherapy. The most widely used drugs for the treatment of bipolar disorder

include lithium carbonate and valproic acid (also known as Depakote).

#59
why york didnt recognize

#60
it depends if she went in for treatment and they let her loose...then i would say the HC system failed her...however she could have fooled them too.


but it seems that friends and family knew she was lil mad....they should have done something....an intervention or something.

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