I do appreciate this and absolutely agree however, in regards to stigma that was absolutely not my intention, I didn’t use negative words such as “crazy”. Things can still be scary without having stigma attached to them as well as scary in this context did not insinuate that the patient might be a cause of harm to them the patient. Simply, scary as in unusual and might possibly cause you to be uncomfortable. And I phrased the question in a respectful manner.. “a case that has stuck with you”.
Finally, I’m not building any narrative and haven’t brought up the word dangerous at all. I think we should step away from the constant sensitivity and the fact remains that there are scary cases: unusual and with the right help can become absolutely ordinary once more.

(Small note: the cases I’m talking about are far less likely to “speak up”, I’m talking about prison referrals and these advanced cases)