Amy PhillipsGuest
just to find out more answers to some of the questions that I had, because the documentary can only cover so much.

So there were a lot of unanswered questions, you know, just details here and there.

And in doing that, I know Melissa has covered so much of the clinical aspect of it.

And I'm going to be posing questions to her just from, you know, the viewer perspective, the pedestrian perspective.

became a personal thing for me because I know someone who has personality disorders much like this, and I never understood how serious that can be.

So for that, that's why I'm grateful for these types of documentaries and covering these things.
You know, and the thing that I'll say is like everyone... experiences personality disorders differently.
And I look at everything clinically on a spectrum from not problematic on one side to pathological on the other.
And for me, you know, who has worked with people in practice treating personality disorders and things like that, this case to me is it's very intense and it's like nothing I've ever even watched or seen before.

just to find out more answers to some of the questions that I had, because the documentary can only cover so much.

So there were a lot of unanswered questions, you know, just details here and there.

And in doing that, I know Melissa has covered so much of the clinical aspect of it.

And I'm going to be posing questions to her just from, you know, the viewer perspective, the pedestrian perspective.

became a personal thing for me because I know someone who has personality disorders much like this, and I never understood how serious that can be.

So for that, that's why I'm grateful for these types of documentaries and covering these things.
You know, and the thing that I'll say is like everyone... experiences personality disorders differently.
And I look at everything clinically on a spectrum from not problematic on one side to pathological on the other.
And for me, you know, who has worked with people in practice treating personality disorders and things like that, this case to me is it's very intense and it's like nothing I've ever even watched or seen before.
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