I have several orthopedic disabilities including spine. Lindsay will require physical therapy, it's standard to use the exercise band during therapy. That will be awkward for both her and the therapist. |
You’re stupid, in handmaid’s tale women are forced to have babies. This lady chose to have multiple children back to back and then murder them when things got too hard. That’s blasphemous. Children can’t be bought and returned. |
She locked the bedroom door, make a few superficial cuts while looking at herself in the mirror (that had dried/stopped actively bleeding by the time her husband found her), and then jumped out the window. She's a nurse. If she wanted to die by suicide, why didn't she cut a major artery? |
Look, I'm not one of her defenders and I think she belongs in jail. But why would she want to live? |
I'm actually scared that you are a nurse. |
Whoa that’s quite a jump. I had my kids crazy close together. It sucked for a few years and I wouldn’t recommend it. But it wasn’t so hard that I contemplated suicide or homicide. And my kids are A LOT closer in age than hers. There’s something way, way deeper going on here than the fact that she had 3 kids in five years. |
She didn't kill herself effectively because she had no intention of dying. She did what she thought was enough to claim a psychotic break. Has she been given enough time she probably would have staged a scene to claim someone broke in and attacked her in the kids. But she didn't have enough time because she spent so much time killing her kids as painfully as possible. Clancy is more like Susan Smith than Yates |
You are a complete moron. |
This is dumb. You sleep train. Put the baby to bed at 7 and go back in at 6. That’s all it takes. That’s why it’s hard for a manager to have empathy for a woman who is voluntarily getting up for a six month old baby. |
Ok genius (nurse here). How many benedryl would it take? Since apparently every nurse would know. 25mg is a pediatric dose. 50mg is an adult. Would you take 10? 20? 50? How many to stop respiratory function? I'll just look that right up in my handy Nursing Drug Handbook. And of course, every patient responds differently to Benadryl AND you'd have to weight dose. So maybe 60? And you wouldn't want to overdose because then you'd risk throwing up right away and decreasing the sedative effect. Hmm. So maybe 40. |
Well you’re you, a regular mom with kids, and she’s a psycho child killer. Different people handle stress differently. I do agree she has something deeper going on and that something is being a sociopath/psychopath. |
Yeah I wonder if this plays a role in PPD too. I had a subordinate who was constantly complaining of complete exhaustion but was getting up 3, 4, 5, times a night with a 9+ month old baby (after taking 6 months of maternity leave) because she and her husband didn't let the baby cry, ever, for even a second, for any reason. The baby had never fallen asleep on his own in his entire life. I mentioned to her that we had sleep-trained our kids and they slept 12 hours a night at her baby's age (younger actually) and she looked at me like I was some sort of child abuser. The baby is now over 2 and I still don't think he sleeps well at all and she's still sort of a zombie. |
Personally, I think she was a regular mom who had debilitating PPD after her 3rd child that turned into postpartum psychosis. It makes zero sense to me that she would commit this crime, in this way, if she was thinking rationally.
I think all the people insisting that she did this because she's an evil person are afraid to consider the possibility that an otherwise normal person can do something like this when suffering from a severe mental illness. |
Agreed. Because then they would have to consider the reality that THEY could do this. Truly. That is the reality. This kind of mental break can happen to anyone postpartum. Luckily it is extremely extremely rare (to this severity especially) so doesn't happen to the vast majority of us, but I think people always want to label folks as evil because it protects them from understanding the complexity and all of our vulnerability as humans susceptible to mental illness. I just thank GOD I was not the mom that got this level of mental break. Lindsay did ask for help multiple times, say to people something wasn't right even after having her initial concerns dismissed by a provider (been there myself) she still told her husband again when having the initial ideations and voluntarily hospitalized herself. Very difficult to do. It just doesn't make sense that she would then have been plotting something unless something had gone very wrong in her brain in those next weeks. |
Its weird that she was admitted at the beginning of January but had been acting like she was so much better to everyone. Why didn't she tell anyone that she was feeling bad again and needed to be admitted again. She had already been admitted once so she knew it was possible. She had loving and involved parents and husband, why didn't she just tell her parents she needed them to stay, or take the kids, or anything? She had already admitted previously to having thoughts of harming the kids. So why didn't she admit those thoughts were back? She chose not to do this and the most likely reason is that she didn't want to be stopped this time. |