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Labeled 'Crazy' by My Family: My Story

On November 9, 2018, I had been seeing a mental health doctor in Eugene, Oregon. My husband was trying to make me believe I was going crazy — and mental health professionals are still involved on his side of things. He kept trying to convince me that things were happening and that I was the one doing them. I know for a fact that isn't true.

A Pattern of Theft

I know when someone comes into my home and takes things — steals my belongings, destroys them. The same thing happens to my car every time I leave for a doctor's appointment or go into town for groceries. My whole life, I've always known where I put things; I keep them in one place so I know where to find them when I need them. This has been happening since 2007.

Family Turned Against Me

My daughter was involved, as well as my husband's ex-wife and his stepdaughter, and his daughter. All of them are very jealous of me.

I got married in 2006. Soon after I married this man — whom I helped get his disability — I found out that the attorney who helped him with the claim was connected to a group run by my husbands step-daughter. This man lived off me for seven years. Eventually, an attorney told my husband he needed to get a psychological evaluation here in Eugene, Oregon.

A Psychiatrist's Warning

The psychiatrist told me to be very, very careful of this man — that he could definitely hurt somebody. He scored 21 out of 25 on a scale for serious mental health issues, though if it had been left up to him, the score would have come out the other way around.

Being Targeted

My daughter, my husband's stepfather, my nephew, my daughter's father, and my husband's stepdaughter — all came together against me. They tried to have me arrested and set me up. I lost my home. My medication kept disappearing. My husband is a nut, and a psychiatrist in Eugene, Oregon told me to be very, very, very careful of him.

Betrayed by My Therapist

When I went to this mental health provider for help, she discovered something that had happened to me as a child in the same town where she grew up — the man and woman who had hurt me as a child turned out to be people she knew personally. Once I realized she knew them, she turned against me. She told the mental hospital that I said I was going to commit suicide. I never said that — never.

Forced Into the Hospital

I tried to get a hearing and was denied. She told me that if I didn't make it to the hospital by 7:00 p.m. that night, she would send the police to get me. By 7:00 that night, I was at the hospital. I was afraid of being arrested for something I didn't even understand. She would have had the police come after me — and I had told my husband this same story, so he knew to use it against me later, after I confronted him about messing around and spending all his money on gambling and pot. I lost my house because of him and because of this woman.

It turned out the reason she pushed me into the hospital was that the man who had hurt me as a child was her best friend. That happened on November 9, 2018. But other people have been involved too — people in positions where they can make me look like I have dementia or schizophrenia, just so they can get away with what they're doing. Trust me, I am fully aware of what is going on around me.

Still Fighting to Be Believed

State workers have never had me tested for dementia or schizophrenia, yet they keep saying I have it. They are not doctors. I am aware of what's going on. I was on opioids, yes, but they were stolen from me so many times that it was made to look like I was the one doing it.

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