‘I could have been Lindsay Clancy’ — postpartum psychosis survivor speaks out

Hey guys, uh, thanks so much for checking out my show.

Really, really appreciate it.

Uh, thank you to everybody who has subscribed to my channel.

Uh, last couple of weeks covering the Lindsay Clancy trial have been, been rough I think for a lot of you guys following along.

For me, I mean, there's just...

We cover a lot of sad stories, obviously.

Um, but something about this one, you know, the three kids being dead, and just her story, and all the cries for help, and clearly, um, a failure o- of the system, regardless of how you feel about whether or not she should be convicted of murder.

Uh, I think we've just learned that, um, she wasn't able to get the help that she needed.

Um, and in this episode I'm actually going to talk to someone who also had postpartum psychosis.

Um, and it's a sensitive discussion to have, uh, because what she went through, I mean, she didn't, uh, thank God, kill her kids.

But, um, she, uh, she got into a very, very bad place.

Her name's Megan Cliffe, um, and I, I really appreciate her having the courage to talk with me.

Um, she's got three kids.

After her second is when she had postpartum psychosis, and she's gonna go into detail in this episode about what happened to her, about how quickly it came on, about the really delusions that she had, and how she was able to overcome it, and how she feels about the Lindsay Clancy situation because of what she went through.

So again, I appreciate her courage, uh, coming forward, talking with me.

I'm obviously trying to be sensitive with this conversation because, um, it's, it's a sensitive topic, especially because of what she went through.

So I wanna share my full conversation, uh, with her.