My grandpop tried to murder my grandmom today

[Mike23artist]

My sister woke me up to cops at my house and an ambulance my gpop bill choked my grandmother this morning around 9 30 or so then slit his left wrist and called 911 he is 70 so is she he lost his job at lowes recently and they were having money issues:(hes bi polar has parkisons and alzheimers and was charged with first degree attempted murder and aggravated assault:( hes in jail tonight my grandma is ok and coming home tommorrow so im drinking beer now cuz i fucking need please pray for my grandparents thanks guys and gals:(:(:(:(:(:(:(

[40oz]

Wow thats tough man. Be supportive of your family and they should return the favor.

[ghosty]

damn... thats some heavy shit... best of luck to both your grandparents, and the rest of the family in coping with it

[slipknotpsycho]

any idea what actually caused him to flip and try?

i knwo someone's gonna argue my opinion but he might not need prison/jail, he might need mental care facility or a secure rest home...

basicly, did he know what he was doing, like fully (anger) or did he kinda take a dive off the deep end?

[ghosty]

yeah i was kinda wondering that, given the circumstances he listed, perhaps due to his bi-polarity and alzheimers he figured it was a reasonable option, without properly thinking it through

[Mike23artist]

my grandmom is home safe im smoking some nices mids i got from a friend tonight and i work tommorrow all is good:jointsmile:

[DaZeDShAdOw]

awesome man glad to dhear it. I'm glad everything is going well. I prayed for you and your grand parents. :-D great news.

[Unknownfigure]

Him being 70, bi-polar, and having alzheimers is more than likely what caused this even, especially if he ever served in a war/has seen lots of violence in his life. Depending on the stage of alzheimers, he could have thought that she was someone she was not, an enemy of sorts, and therefor he attacked. But, it seems like it worked out alright, so that's good.

[Ganja Dude]

I wish you the best of luck in this situation. I agree with Unknownfigure about alzheimers. In it's early stage people seem very confused and it can cause all sorts of weird problems.

[Anubis10012007]

get out of that house man. he could come after you!

[rebgirl420]

wow thats intense

[420MissHighTimes420]

best wishes man i hope everything gets bettter, that sounds really tough to have to deal with.

[igot4cheep]

Sorry to here that man... I hope thing workout for the best.

[Mike23artist]

my grand ma is home shes safe i ned an ounce of some kb

[Lankan Lion]

my grand ma is home shes safe i ned an ounce of some kb

let your nana in on some of that shit too... sounds like she could use it.damn sounds fuckin horrible bro. hope shit turns out okay for ya

[ganjzilla]

wow sorry to hear that, sounds like a hard time, do u best to work through it...god be with u

[smokingskeleton]

Duuuuuuude...Thats fucking horrible man..My thoughts are with you. Thats gota be some crazy shit to wake up to. Hope you guys recover from this ok.

[Humboldt215]

did i miss something, what is happening to his grandfather after jail is he released or still on attempted murder charges?

dude that story sux. im going to burn a big hit of bubble hash for ya

[Nation_1ne]

I'm sorry to hear about what happened. Don't forget, Gramps isn't a monster his old age and stress aren't a great combo, along with medication he may be on to help him with his diseases. Just remember the man he used to be or still is, and how remarkable he is. Give both your nan and grandad your love and support, they need it.

[Storm Crow]

Oh hon, how awful! It's not really your Granddad's fault- his conditions and meds have changed him. I'm afraid that this is one of those situations where things are not going to get better for a long time. I expect that a "not guilty by reason of mental defect" plea will be filed. Hopefully, he will be placed in a secure facility where he can be cared for. It is no longer safe for him to be with family.

The hugest tragedy in this thing is that all of his conditions often respond to cannabis! (The bipolar reaction can be unpredictable- it helps some, makes some worse.) Cannabis prevents amyloid plaques, one of the physical signs of Alzheimer's. It also calms agitation. (click the medical studies link in my sig. Alzheimer's is one of the first topics).

Cannabis MUST be legalized for medical use- tragedies like this don't need to happen! I'm just saying that, if the studies are right, if granddad had used cannabis, he would have had fewer amyloid plaques in his brain, would have been less agitated, would have had fewer Parkinson's symptoms and, perhaps, would have had fewer bipolar problems. (My Mom was bipolar and I have a mild form of it. Cannabis "evens me out". )

Hang in there, hon. And I wish the best possible outcome for you and your family. - Granny:hippy:

[snicklefritz1825]

Good advice Granny.:thumbsup:

[4osiris]

Sounds like your gpop needs serious psychiatric treatment instead of prison though. And your grandmother needs some TLC. Damn that's some serious shit. Good luck bro and that's straight from the heart.

[beachguy in thongs]

***Prayer***
Amen

I hope she forgives him.