Man Discovers Sister’s Shocking COVID ‘Cure’ Is He Wrong to Report Her?

Imagine discovering that your sister, who you suspect might be schizophrenic, is charging people for massive ‘acupuncture’ classes claiming to cure coronavirus. That’s the dilemma one man is facing after learning about his sister’s dangerous and fraudulent activities. With a history of schizophrenia in their family and his sister’s involvement in a cult, he’s torn between reporting her to the authorities and the emotional toll it could take on them both. Let’s dive into this shocking story.

A Disturbing Discovery

A Family History of Mental Illness

Mother in Denial

YouTube Channel Raises Concerns

Voices and Breaks from Reality

Family History Clicks

Seeking Legal Advice ⚖️

No Soft Way

Choosing Not to Step In

The COVID ‘Cure’ Classes

Desperate People and Success

Facing a Tough Decision

Emotional Struggle

Seeking More Legal Advice

The Burning Question

A Life-Changing Decision Awaits

This man is faced with an incredibly tough decision: report his sister, who he believes may be schizophrenic, to the authorities for her dangerous and fraudulent COVID ‘cure’ classes, or let her continue potentially harming others. With a family history of mental illness and the emotional weight of his cousin’s experience in psychiatric wards, he’s torn between doing what’s right and protecting his family. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this heart-wrenching situation…

Report sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ – NTA, protect public health

Report the COVID ‘cure’ to authorities. NTA

Reporting a scammer, even if it’s family, is always NTA

Unlicensed acupuncture could be dangerous! NTA for reporting.

Report sister’s COVID ‘cure’ scam, but with compassion.

Reporting COVID misinformation can save lives. NTA is right

Reporting sister’s fake COVID cure saves lives, NTA. Contact authorities.

Reporting sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ – NTA takes action

Mexican Redditor shares cultural insight on mental health stigma in Mexico.

Taking legal action against family is tough, but necessary.

Reporting sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ is necessary and justified

Untrained acupuncture could be dangerous. NTA for reporting sister.

Reporting sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ – NTA or ESH?

Commenter shares personal experience and advises caution with sister’s mental health. Replies offer support and agree with the need for intervention.

Reporting sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’? NTA says commenters.

Commenter suggests seeking psychiatric help for sister, NAH.

Mental health crisis in Mexico – limited options for treatment

Reporting sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ – NTA or ESH?

Report your sister’s fraudulent behavior to save lives. NTA.

Standing up for what’s right can come at a cost

Reporting sister’s fraudulent COVID ‘cure’ to save vulnerable people

Reporting sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ – NTA or AH?

Mexican Redditors discuss alarming COVID ‘cure’ in their country

Encouraging seeking help for sister’s COVID ‘cure’ obsession

Reporting sister’s dangerous ‘cure’? NTA, safety comes first!

Protecting health over family loyalty. Not the a**hole

Reporting sister’s fake COVID cure makes you a hero

Reporting sister’s COVID ‘cure’ for her safety. NTA

Report sister’s COVID ‘cure’? Fellow Mexican says NTA

Reporting medical malpractice is no joke

Reporting sister’s COVID ‘cure’ – NTA or ESH?

Reporting sister’s COVID ‘cure’ – NTA or ESH?

Schizophrenic sister’s fake COVID cure exposed. NTA for reporting.

Report sister’s COVID ‘cure’ scam to prevent health risks

Acupuncture with unsterilized needles can spread diseases. NTA for reporting.

Reporting sister’s COVID ‘cure’ – NTA or TA? Offering virtual hug

Man discovers sister’s questionable COVID ‘cure’. Urges reporting her.

Acupuncturist calls out malpractice in claiming acupuncture cures COVID

User shares personal experience with psychiatric wards and suggests therapy instead.

NTA for reporting sister’s COVID ‘cure’ – mental illness requires intervention.

Concerned brother reports mentally incompetent sister’s COVID ‘cure’

Encouraging support for reporting sister’s COVID ‘cure’ discovery ❤️

Calling out a family member’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ brings consequences.

User recognizes sister’s need for help with mental illness.

Report sister’s COVID ‘cure’? NTA, says commenter. Mental health matters.

Report your sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ to protect others!

Reporting dangerous COVID ‘cures’ is necessary for public safety. #NTA

Urgent mental health intervention needed for sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’

Encouraging seeking professional help for sister’s COVID ‘cure’

Reporting family member’s COVID ‘cure’ can have consequences

Mexican man fears for public safety due to sister’s COVID ‘cure’

Ignoring her won’t help, reporting her is the right move

Supportive comment offers sympathy and advice for difficult situation.

Reporting sister’s illegal COVID ‘cure’ – NTA or ESH?

NTA. Red flags in family behavior. Seek professional help.

Reported sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ to save lives. NTA

Avoid calling the police on mentally ill family members.

Seeking legal advice to stop sister’s COVID ‘cure’ in Mexico

Commenter fears involuntary commitment will ruin sister’s life and urges against calling the cops. Replies share similar experiences and express concern for potential harm caused by sister’s medical malpractice. Horrible options with no clear solution.

Medication helped my schizophrenic mother, NTA for reporting sister’s cure.

Reporting sister’s dangerous COVID ‘cure’ – NTA or ESH?

NTA shares heartbreaking story and encourages intervention for sister’s safety.

Encouraging someone to seek help for mental illness

Reporting a dangerous COVID ‘cure’? Definitely NTA