@px562038@MarioFgras99@dr_avery007@Vicar0fChrist Rebecca Jollotta, psychiatric nurse practitioner , testified that Clancy showed no signs of psychosis or mania during her treatment in November to December 2022
@px562038@MarioFgras99@dr_avery007@Vicar0fChrist Dr. Kirk Heilbrun testified that Lindsay Clancy reported hearing a male voice for only about 18 minutes the same period as the killings and never before or afterward. He said that pattern was “very, very unusual” for an auditory hallucination associated with psychosis.
@px562038@MarioFgras99@dr_avery007@Vicar0fChrist Dr. Alia Goodheart, the psychiatrist who treated Clancy during her inpatient stay in early January 2023, testified that she did not observe signs of psychosis. Her documented diagnosis was major depressive disorder, severe, without psychotic features. �
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@jules4u11@Vicar0fChrist If the roles were reversed, with 11 jurors finding Lindsay guilty and 1 opposing it, leading to a mistrial, people like you would be celebrating that juror as a hero. You wouldn’t care about the law then. You only act like you care now because things didn’t go your way.
@jules4u11@Vicar0fChrist Just say you want the murderer released. Don’t act like you care about the law when people like you likely break it just to protect Lindsay. People are already harassing the prosecutor isn’t that breaking the law? Things didn’t go your way, and now you’re angry
@beachvetlbc@Vicar0fChrist Just say you want the murderer to be released. Don’t act like you care about the law, because you’ll likely be the same people who would break the law just to protect Lindsay. There are people out there harassing the prosecutor is that not breaking the law.
@px562038@MarioFgras99@dr_avery007@Vicar0fChrist Actually, now I’m not even buying the idea that she was insane because multiple doctors who treated her said they didn’t see any symptoms of postpartum psychosis. They said she had depression, but they didn’t see any signs of psychosis. Moreover, the voice she heard lasted 18min
@dr_avery007@johngacinski@Vicar0fChrist Actually, now I’m not even buying the idea that she was insane because multiple doctors who treated her said they didn’t see any symptoms of postpartum psychosis. They said she had depression, but they didn’t see any signs of psychosis. Moreover, the voice she heard lasted 18 min
@does_death_utub@Vicar0fChrist Even making videos about harming their own kids. Moreover, there has already been a copycat killing, where they found out that the woman who killed her 2-year-old had become really invested in the Lindsay Clancy case. So it’s time for you to shut the fuck up, dumbass.
@does_death_utub@Vicar0fChrist Moreover, if you tell people they’re supporting her just because she’s insane, sorry to tell you, but lots of people are actually justifying the murder. They go from mental illness to saying Patrick killed his kids, comparing the kids to ceramic vessels, harassing the prosecutor.
@does_death_utub@Vicar0fChrist Dr. Alia Goodheart (Psychiatrist): Treated Clancy during a brief inpatient stay at McLean Hospital and testified that Clancy did not exhibit signs of psychosis or present a safety risk to herself or others at that time. [1] (https://t.co/LnJd0lM9n3), [2] (https://t.co/xx63dut6ED)
@does_death_utub@Vicar0fChrist Dr. Erika Jollotta (Nurse Practitioner/Provider): Testified that during their virtual and in-person visits, Clancy never reported hallucinations, delusions, or plans to harm her children, and showed no signs of active psychosis.
@does_death_utub@Vicar0fChrist Jennifer Tufts (Therapist): Testified that she treated Clancy for more than a dozen sessions over five months and observed no signs of psychosis or mania. She noted that while she suggested Clancy might have a mood or underlying bipolar disorder, postpartum psychosis wasnotappare
@does_death_utub@Vicar0fChrist Actually, now I’m not even buying the idea that she was insane because multiple doctors who treated her said they didn’t see any symptoms of postpartum psychosis. They said she had depression, but they didn’t see any signs of psychosis. Moreover, the voice lasted 18 minutes only
@giusy2207@RubinReportShow@hannahspierMD@RubinReport Dr. Alia Goodheart (Psychiatrist): Treated Clancy during a brief inpatient stay at McLean Hospital and testified that Clancy did not exhibit signs of psychosis or present a safety risk to herself or others at that time. [1] (https://t.co/LnJd0lM9n3), [2] (https://t.co/xx63dut6ED)
@66StacyChantil@RepNancyMace Other countries have faced this issue as well. Blaming the healthcare system is just a way to avoid accountability, especially since many of the doctors who treated her stated she showed no symptoms of postpartum psychosis.
@beroyal2014@RepNancyMace Now what do you have to say? Before, you said we should go to medical school to understand postpartum psychosis, but now the doctors testify they didn't see any signs of it. So, does she actually have postpartum psychosis, or is she lying because the doctors say she doesn'thaveit
@beroyal2014@RepNancyMace Dr. Erika Jollotta (Nurse Practitioner/Provider): Testified that during their virtual and in-person visits, Clancy never reported hallucinations, delusions, or plans to harm her children, and showed no signs of active psychosis