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And according to court documents, before discharging her, Dr. Starbranch warned Andrea and Rusty that Andrea had a high risk of another psychotic episode if she had another child.

According to Rusty, though, he said that he didn't truly understand what this diagnosis implied and he didn't know what he should have been looking out for him.

And in a recent interview in that docuseries we mentioned earlier, he said he thought that when she would get more sick, it would be something like the flu.

He apparently didn't consider that she would potentially harm herself or others.

She had been prescribed Haldol, which is an antipsychotic medication used to treat schizophrenia and Tourette's as well as other mental health conditions.

And after she took this, which I believe is an injection-based prescription, she appeared to be much better.

I know.

I've seen it.

It's the Sports Illustrated Bikini Editions.

You got to stop it, man.

Wow.

Yes.

Absolutely.

And it's so predatory.

It's so easy to sign up for them, yet it's kind of so hard to cancel them, right?

Yeah, like they're doing this by deduction where it's just like, hey, we made it through the last time, even though that was crazy.

So we can do it again.

On June 4th, Dr. Saeed decided they would taper her off the antipsychotic medication Haldol.

Andrea claimed she didn't have any suicidal or psychotic thoughts.

She met with Dr. Said again on June 18th, where she denied having any of those thoughts again.