>be last week >best friend's sister has complete mental

talk to the friend so you know how to deal with it appropriately, and because it might be worth mentioning if mentioning it could help with her situation at all

Edit book. Tell your friend you got a prestigious new job. Humoring the crazy lady isn't gonna hurt anybody. Guaranteed

>>18094450
this is pretty serious to me

>>18094438
I ve just been through this. Depending on the diagnosis treatment may last up to 3 months until the person recovers.
Sound a bit psychotic to me but only because i also had to deal with 'writing a book' part.
Talk to your friend. Support him. Metal illness is the most fucked up and traumatising experience.
The internet is full on guides and everything you need. And she will recover. It.s the same as being really sick physically.
You can answer her, try to be calm and supportive but don't play into her delusions. Encourage her to write her feelings and always try to get the crazy stories back to reality, because they stem from a reality that.s differently perceived.
Good luck and i hope all of you have the empathy to get through this and become stronger.

>>18094462
i dont think anons idea is bad. what could go wrong? she will have something to focus on while shes in there, and all you have to do is proofread her writings. just dont get wrapped up in anything aside from the editorial process.

>>18094438
Tell your friend and his family. Don't do anything with this without telling them first. Maybe her doctor can use this for some sort of treatment thing?