We talked to you about that in our interviews
ahead of the time
and you said that you just refuse to do that,
what they're telling you that you need to do.
Absolutely not, that's not what I said.
What I said is-- Tell me what you said.
They asked me to get a job,
which I did immediately.
They asked me to,
and first of all, that paperwork said I didn't provide
food and clothing for my children
when nobody had even been in my house.
So obviously, my children are very well taken care of.
I wish that you can meet them
so you can see the impact that I've had on them,
because they are the greatest and they're very bright.
This is your condo.
This is, yeah.
This is all paperwork
and stuff that I've been studying, here.
This is me, I ate in my bed.
She opened the curtains to take this.
My electric was off.
I was in the middle of washing my sheets.
And I eat in my bed.
I mean what am I supposed to do,
go sit down at a table and eat by myself?
Imagine all this clutter taken away.
It's a very pleasant place to be.
Like I said, I want you to have your children back.
But I want you to consider something for me.
And I've got a big, big question for you.
Yes sir.
What if,
what if, and this is just a hypothetical question,
what if
you've been taking your medication so long
and you've taken so much of it
that it's changed the way you perceive the world?
See, here's the thing, we believe ourselves, right?
Yeah.
If we think something's hot, we won't touch it.
We tell ourselves that's hot, we're not gonna,
we go no, no, I'm not touchin' it,
'cause we believe what we tell ourselves.
So if you're telling yourself
that something is real, you believe it's real
If you tell yourself you're hearing something,
you believe you hear it.
What if medication has changed your brain
to the point that it's sending you signals
that are not accurate?
Definitely, I mean over the course of time,
there would be an impact from any medication.
So yes, I'm willing to acknowledge
that things might be different.
But hear me.
What if this has hijacked your reality
a little at a time,
such that you don't notice it,
and what someone on the outside
that tests reality looks at it and thinks that's delusional
because it's not, well, let me finish.
Well, but what if their reality is delusional
from their medication before they even interpret me?
Okay, but they're not trying to get their children back.
Right now, I have one singular purpose
and that's to get you your children back.
Okay.
That's all I want.
And I don't get distracted, I stay focused.
I wanna get your children sitting back
on either side of you,
just as happy as can be.
And I won't take my eye off of that ball.
And I'm entertaining the what if
that you have taken this medication to the point
that it has altered the chemistry in your brain,
the neurotransmitters in your brain.
The chemicals that have one part of your brain
talk to another part of your brain have become distorted,
just like if you poured water on your computer
and it started putting up,
you hit a C and it puts up a Z.
You hit a Z and it puts up an L.
That you've started to get some mixed signals
so that you're telling yourself things
that just simply aren't true.
Now if that's true, I'm just saying what if,
if that's true,
the only way we know
is if we started to slowly, safely,
with medical supervision,
withdraw that medication from you--
I mean it's already been taken.
I haven't taken it in--
And see if you began to see the world differently.
Because right now,
you're showing behavior that appears
to be psychotic in nature.
But I don't believe that that's--
I don't really like hearing that.
I don't believe that's true.
I think what you are having very likely
are some psychotic features that are induced by medication.
Or the trauma of having my children taken away
'cause I never even heard any of these voices
till she stole my kids.