@CandiceHollaway Because it is easier to market what is in sight, he just applauds like the rocks by imitation and does not do investigative journalism
Imagine being a journalist warning people about the risks of marijuana and its link to psychosis but brushing off over a dozen SSRIs all prescribed to one person from several doctors. No risk there.
@CandiceHollaway The case of Lindsay Clancy shows the need to significantly improve medical and psychological care during the postpartum period. Condemning the murder of your children does not prevent you from recognizing that a possible postpartum psychosis can seriously alter perception
@CandiceHollaway The couple must go to the medical appointment and be evaluated during pregnancy and after the union of the parents so that both can complete a learning that is done day by day
@CandiceHollaway The hormonal changes of a woman during a pregnancy is of a care during her process and post, this must be taken with great responsibility doctors should not only give prescriptions they must be more sensitive and know how to detect in time necessary only the woman should go
TLDR: the medical system is fucked and women have had it with being ignored when they say something is wrong. Murder is wrong. These two things aren’t mutually exclusive.
@CandiceHollaway de la realidad y el comportamiento de una persona. Por ello, el problema no debe reducirse únicamente a la responsabilidad individual, sino también analizar las fallas del sistema de salud, la falta de seguimiento, la medicación, el agotamiento y la ausencia de apoyo suficiente.
@CandiceHollaway El caso de Lindsay Clancy evidencia la necesidad de mejorar significativamente la atención médica y psicológica durante el periodo posparto. Condenar el asesinato de sus hijos no impide reconocer que una posible psicosis posparto puede alterar gravemente la percepción
@CandiceHollaway La psicosis posparto es poco frecuente, pero puede ser una emergencia extremadamente grave. Por eso, la atención después del parto debería incluir una evaluación más frecuente y completa de la salud mental, además de mayor apoyo para las madres y los padres.
I don’t really watch any true crime, but it’s hard to miss the story about Lindsay Clancy, it’s everywhere. I don’t think most of the women that are invested in this outcome are supporting her murdering her children. To me it’s a horrifying example of how flawed our medical system is when it comes to caring for mothers post partum. You get one 10 minute check up 6 weeks pp. That’s it. Postpartum psychosis is rare but very dangerous. If she truly had a psychotic break then no, she was not experiencing reality as we see it when she killed the children. And still that’s obviously not okay. It’s horrifying. With the amount of pills she was on and with little to no knowledge of the interactions of those pills (especially long term), with how many times she sought help, with her husband fucking off on ski trips, women are terrified that they are one sleepless night and one hormonal shift from this being them. Not because they don’t love their children, or love being a mom, but because this perfect storm could happen. We know very little about female health in general, let along in these very unique chapters where anything is normal and anything can be a symptom. We should all agree every woman deserves better care. For being the world’s wealthiest nation we should be treating postpartum care much differently, we should be serially discussing maternity and paternity leave. We are having a national crisis of the breakdown of the nuclear family, and birth gap crisis. It’s not hyperbolic to say it’s a matter of national security and the future of our nation depends on families having children and being mentally and physically healthy. So no, women aren’t supporting a mother killing her babies. They’re saying the system is broken, and we need to wake up and fix it.
@evaloviacd6o Giving them challenges, so that they develop their brain, learn a trade no matter what it is, as long as they feel comfortable, teach them to be independent