Toomuch "If she’d had real depression and suicidal thoughts and couldn’t be left alone - there is NO WAY that she could have popped on her make up and a sparkly dress and gone to a public engagement at the theatre with the press. No way. With real depression it would not be physically possible to do that."
I honestly can't believe people still think this way. I've been under mental health services for years. I went to work, suited and booted, gave speeches, was the life and soul.
On the way there and back, I'd hear the Tube coming and think "shall I do it now?"
No one I worked with ever knew. I never missed a day, I took every pill you can think of.
One time in my 30s, I spent a week at my parents because they lock up the downstairs part at night. In my flat, in my bed, I am only a few steps away from a kitchen knife. So there was a week I spent there because
I needed that space from a sharp knife. I still went to work.
To answer OP question, yes, I believe them. This may be controversial but... I am similar to Meghan racially and I genuinely wonder if the men in suits didn't realise her heritage until they couldn't stop the train? I've seen a lot of confused faces when people meet other members of my family, who have skin like Doria, while I'm possibly one foundation shade lighter than Meghan.
The RF is such a bonkers institution, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if those in charge didn't realise initially that the baby might have a different skin tone to Meghan's. It seems clear they were "denied" the photo opportunity for that reason.
I can't remember if there was hoopla and reporters outside hospital when Meghan was in labour, I'm guessing not?
I liked seeing the chickens! 