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The post by @_emergent_counters a claim that male interest in the Lindsay Clancy case is a "gotcha" moment against women, arguing that some female defenders revealed flawed views by equating common postpartum depression (PPD) with rare postpartum psychosis.
Defense experts claimed psychosis and command hallucinations, but prosecution medical witnesses testified Clancy showed no signs of psychosis—only depression—and was not diagnosed with it, underscoring the conditions' key differences in severity and rarity.
The post by @_emergent_counters a claim that male interest in the Lindsay Clancy case is a "gotcha" moment against women, arguing that some female defenders revealed flawed views by equating common postpartum depression (PPD) with rare postpartum psychosis.
Defense experts claimed psychosis and command hallucinations, but prosecution medical witnesses testified Clancy showed no signs of psychosis—only depression—and was not diagnosed with it, underscoring the conditions' key differences in severity and rarity.
| You proved that point by conflating PPD and Postpartum Psychosis. They're not the same thing, no matter how much your TikTok friends said they are. The latter is very rare, she was not diagnosed with it, and the experts testified that she didn't have it. |