Dr. Fenton
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189 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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And James said the following,
After a while, the conversation shifts over to the homicidal thoughts he had been having, thoughts he had for a while now. According to Dr. Fenton, James tells her this.
Dr. Fenton said she didn't understand what he meant by biological problem, but considering he said it wouldn't be an effective solution, she figured he didn't actually plan on killing anyone. And she asks him that. Are these homicidal thoughts directed at anyone in particular?
Are you planning to kill anyone?
She asks him, do you ever have thoughts about hurting yourself?
Next, Dr. Fenton asks James if he would consider taking medication. James says he would be open to it. So she decided to prescribe him an antidepressant called Zoloft. Now, James hadn't told her he was depressed, but Dr. Fenton noted that he did appear to be a little sad. And she said that the drug also helps with social anxiety and OCD, which she thought he had both.
And like always, she put him on a low dose to make sure he could tolerate it. Now this drug takes a few weeks to kick in. And because James was having anxiety, she also decided to prescribe him something that would work right away. It was a benzo that relieves anxiety called Klonopin. James mentioned that he had a lab presentation coming up that he was anxious about.
So Dr. Fenton said that the Klonopin should help with that. But she also said that in the back of her mind, she believed that if these drugs didn't help, that she might have to prescribe James an antipsychotic.
based on some of the statements he made she couldn't tell if james was just a little odd or if he had some sort of personality disorder like schizoid if that was the case then an anti-psychotic would work better but she would have to have a few more sessions with him to make that determination so at the end of their appointment she told james to take the medication she prescribed him and they scheduled an appointment together for the following week
Dr. Fenton said that leaving that session, she did not believe James was going to act out in any aggressive or violent way. She said that James was definitely guarded. It was clear he had a hard time opening up, and when he spoke, he usually gave very short answers. But in her mind, he was not dangerous.
What is so evil that you want to do?
Killing people is too much effort. You'll end up locked up. Most people are not worth what might happen to you because of the act.
Now, soon after this, on March 27th, James would have his next session with Dr. Fenton. And this one was supposed to be a shorter one, just 20 minutes to see how the medications were working. James reportedly shows up on time. He's wearing his normal clothes and acting the same as he did before. And when he sits down, Dr. Fenton asks him, how are you doing? James says the following,
Dr. Fenton told him that he didn't have to take it anymore. Instead, she wanted him to try propranolol, which is good for performance anxiety. It can help if your heart starts racing or you feel jittery, and she felt like it would be a better fit. So she prescribed him that, and they scheduled another meeting for the following week to see if the medications were working.
Like all the times before, Dr. Fenton said he showed up on time and it seemed as if nothing had changed. When he sat down, she asked him how he was doing and he responds with the following.
Dr. Fenton suggested that they lower his dose. James continues.
Dr. Fenton told him that he might be feeling tired from the Zoloft, which can be a side effect. So she told him to start taking it at night. Now, this was another shorter session. Dr. Fenton didn't ask him any more about his homicidal thoughts, But she did suggest another medication, an antipsychotic called Seroquil, which helps a lot with anxiety.
However, James was worried that it would be too sedating. So instead, she told him to continue with his medication and they scheduled another meeting two weeks later.
Around this time, James starts talking to another girl in one of his classes. On April 9th, he messaged her, The girl asked how he was doing in the class, and James responded, Not great. The following week, on April 17th, he would meet with Dr. Fenton again. He walked into her office, took a seat, and like all the times before, she asked how he was doing. Do you feel depressed or suicidal?
She asked.
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