Ha! Her sister hates me for and loves to coax her sister to talk shit about me and get her sister on her side to leave me. But here’s what her sister said:

This is alicia. Dad found Nell down and brought her in to the ER at Northside Sunday morning. She became extremely anxious, very argumentative all of a sudden to almost everyone and mean around the time she was released and found out about Carrie being terminal. Just acting trippy, not playful and warm anymore how we know her to be.

We all assumed she was depressed and bitter because of whats going on but last night they learned she was wrongfully prescribed near fatal dosages of two antidepressants by her back specialist she sees, causing manic episodes and now cardiac failure. Shes taken them routinely not knowing and I never thought to check. This team that’s working with her is skilled and compassionate enough to bring her back. Do you recall any mood swings and erratic behavior of her since she was released from the hospital this last time? We’re not concerned with about you twos business just wanna know how long this may have really b goin on

Her friends n some fam are posting things on Facebook, I had my roommate snoop. What do I do

I’m asking what I should do about approaching things with her. Her sister wouldn’t talk to me if she didn’t have to, nor does she care for our relationship to try n be matchmaker for me and my ex. This guilt is hard rn. I didn’t want anytginh do with her and I didn’t mean it. How do I find words to tell her I didn’t mean it. I’m not trying to be snappy at you, but I’m regretful

I do care to know! I’m going up there tonight. You may not be doing it on purpose, but after I just explained to you that 1) her sister shared this news who has NO reason to even guilt me when she hates me and 2) her own friends and family have gone to see her and have made posts on Facebook afterwards about it and you’re STILL insinuating this is a made up story. You appear to have formulated your own opinion from a cynical standpoint, despite me saying friends and family are involved at this point. And actually a person CAN develop cardiac arrest as a result of too high an antidepressant dosage, much like too much of any medication. It’s more common than not for cardiac arrest to result, and that’s according to google. So before you start interjecting your doubt into a platform for guidance to others, when you clearly did not research your argument, but instead based this partly off not being familiar with a pathology. That means you didn’t have the range to discuss it.