@BunnyLake
I agree with all you say, although I haven't experienced a situation as bad as that you describe - my daughter is bi-polar and we've had some difficult episodes. Yes, I too admit to wanting Meghan to disappear from the public eye - to see her triumphant after her scheming and cruelty is really hard to take. Please note, Meghan apologists: I don't say anything more vengeful than that. I just want her to fade into obscurity and not to have to see her 'duper's delight' grin all over the place!
The whole 'suicide ideation' story is full of holes, as pps have pointed out. And frankly, it's the people who don't talk about suicide who I'd worry about. I wonder if even Meghan regrets the massive, global drama and scandal she's made about this now it's come under scrutiny? She had so, so many avenues through which to get help if she really needed it, but seemingly chose not to explore any of them.
I don't know if anyone watched that pathetic 'documentary' on C5 last night, where endless psychologists (clinical psychs with plenty of letters after their names) all took Meghan's protestations totally at face value - not just the above, but pretty much all her complaints since marrying Harry. Fgs! How terrifying that professional psychiatrists can't see through this scheming, manipulative woman - I wouldn't trust them an inch. Yes, I know there are slander/libel laws - but really - it was a case of 'Poor Meghan said she was being bullied - so it must be true'. (It had clearly been made long before the recent revelations about Meghan's true character, but it wasn't labelled as a repeat - weird!) It looked very silly in the light of the last couple of weeks.