- as a mother, had always put her children first.
- quite self-contained and reserved, but I don't doubt that underneath, she is quite an emotional person.
- her coping mechanism was to compartmentalise her feelings.
- introverted, self-contained.
- Marriage [....] led to years of stability.
- wracked with guilt that she had passed this difficulty on to her daughter.
- worries were out of proportion.
- She had become "pathologically identified" with her daughter.
- found it difficult to see where she left off and her daughter began.
- he and his wife were trying to get their daughter help.
- began to take an extremely pessimistic view of her daughter's condition.
- believing her daughter had no hope of a career or a family of her own.
- believed her outlook was poor.
- believed that she was helping her daughter [..] escape a hopeless life.
- believed there was no hope.
- she had doomed her daughter, that there was something unfixable about her.
- her mood had been low for a number of months.
- thoughts of death had come to her mind "from time to time"
- I planned that we both die.
- a picture of full-blooded depressive illness developing.
- The enmeshment and confusion with her daughter had reached a level that was psychotic.
- major depressive disorder.
(FB) Stor polisinsats i Bjärred utanför Lund - 2018-01-09 (fyra döda)