I apologise if it offends you but yes, for me, she is a ‘walking mattress’. In Alice’s own words, she spends a minimum of 50% of her children’s childhood in bed (also backed up by Ioan’s court testimony too). If she had a terminal disease or any other officially diagnosed chronic disease, I wouldn’t dream of calling her that.
However, by Alice’s own admission, Ioan went with her to ‘over a hundred’ doctors but yet she does not have a single Dr. who was willing to provide her with a diagnosis (and certainly not one of a chronic illness- that’s her own words, not mine). Please, if you can give just ONE public documented example of anyone who visited over close to a 100 Dr.’s (as Alice claimed) and then got a diagnosis I will absolutely admit my shame.
In my opinion, Alice’s doctor shopping gives people with a chronic illness a horrible name. People have to go to war with the system everyday but for those who had children, they find a way to raise their own family. I don’t believe Alice has a chronic illness, but if she does, why did she expend her energy on being chronically online instead of reading/playing with her children etc?
I would be interested in how you feel about someone with a supposed chronic illness consuming excessive alcohol (potentially pills) - do you think those choices improve their chances of being able to parent? I ask because Ioan said he had concerns of Alice’s excessive usage of alcohol and Ambien, doesn’t sound like a parent desperately looking for anything to ease her symptoms so she can be a mum. What it does sound like is someone who wanted children but when she had them, she realised it’s hard work so she looked for any reason to claim she was were incapacitated to look after them.