[post_page_title]Public opinion[/post_page_title]
After the interest in her faded and people went on to care about other things, Patricia’s life went awry. While the mainstream media didn’t care anymore, people remembered her as Tan Mom and thought she was less than an adequate mother. “I couldn’t leave my home. I couldn’t eat out — I couldn’t get detergent at Kmart. Everyone looked at me like I was a horrific mom. Basically, everyone here hated me. My kids were angry and fed up. They were embarrassed, made fun of. Teachers made fun of me in front of my kids.”
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