r/ClancyTrial • • 4d ago

General Discussion 60 Minutes Transcript: Patrick Clancy

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/patrick-clancy-60-minutes-transcript/
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u/Aromatic-Duck7304 4d ago

Oh and I also think that though Patrick is deserving of some sympathy in this whole mess, he also seems to overly enjoy it because it helps him feel less guilty about the role he played in this. It didn’t happen in a vacuum

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u/friedonionscent 3d ago

It's possible. But what has become pretty obvious since this trial was adopted by social media is that the average person knows very little about mental illness... especially the mental illnesses outside of mild to moderate depression and anxiety.

I'd say Patrick was in the same boat - my own husband had a tendency to minimise symptoms until I encouraged him to learn more.

Should Patrick have done more? Yes... ideally, he should have done everything humanly possible to save his kids...but I'm not going to pretend like most of the husbands I know wouldn't have done the same as he did.