Let's start this article with Amanda Bynes' Tweet, "So call me what you want but please do not call me crazy or insane because that's a joke". Okay.
Twitter followers fond of strange quips and strange minds have been having a treat or trick early hours of Friday when former Disney star Amanda Bynes told the world over Twitter in a grammar-troubled statement, "My dad was verbally and physically abuse to me as a child." This was followed by alarming and scandalous messages ruining her own family's reputation. Then she takes the claim back minutes later and said, "My dad never did any of those things. The microchip in my brain made me say those things but he's the one that ordered them to microchip me."
For this, the Bynes family is placed in a hot spotlight. In a nydailynews.com statement, Lynn Bynes, Amanda's mother, was heartbroken. She defended her husband saying,"Rick has been the best father and husband a family can ask for. He has never abused Amanda or our other children physically or sexually." She added the allegations of their problematic daughter stemmed from her mental state at the time. Amanda's older siblings JillianO'Keefe and Tommy Bynes send their "full unconditional love and support to our wonderful parents."
The Bynes' family lawyer has already issued a statement to counter Amanda's claims. Accordingly, the family is "disturbed beyond words that Amanda would come up with such a fabrication as a way to avoid getting much needed help or treatment." Nevertheless, they will stand by her side and give her the care and support she needs. They are now trying to locate her.
The former Nickelodeon star was said to be suffering from schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. In an interview with HollywoodLife.com last September, clinical psychologist Dr.Trevor Small said a person who "had never had any problems with the law and all of a sudden has a string of legal issues" could be taken as a sign of a mental health issue like bipolar disorder.
Amanda has been involved in shoplifting, driving under influence, starting a fire in a driveway, and other erratic behaviors. She was treated in a rehab "under strict mental health conservatorship" and was under drug cocktail for schizophrenia November last year, according to one news report.
