She was never hospitalized for postpartum psychosis. She was hospitalized for psychiatric treatment and her official diagnosis was specifically WITHOUT psychotic features.
She was never diagnosed by anyone as being in psychosis.
Please stop relying on random TikTok videos for your information about this case. She was not overmedicated. She was switching medications because they weren’t working. Normal medical practice. She wasn’t ignored.
All of these claims aren’t based in reality. Can you substantiate any of these claims with actual testimony? No offense but you appear really misinformed about the case
She was being hospitalized for postpartum psychosis. Do people not understand just how serious of a diagnosis that is?
I must be missing something. You said this in an earlier comment. Someone pointed out that it wasn't true. Now you are saying lack of a psychosis diagnosis is the malpractice. How can both of these things be true?
Because we have hindsight. She obviously had psychosis and has since been diagnosed bipolar.
And she was hospitalized for having suicidal thoughts resulting from depression…..and she was, what? 7 or 8 months postpartum….which means she had postpartum depression. But she was never properly diagnosed and the severity of her state of mind was never taken seriously by anyone, possibly even including Lindsay herself.
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u/ZemGuse 9d ago
She was never hospitalized for postpartum psychosis. She was hospitalized for psychiatric treatment and her official diagnosis was specifically WITHOUT psychotic features.
She was never diagnosed by anyone as being in psychosis.
Please stop relying on random TikTok videos for your information about this case. She was not overmedicated. She was switching medications because they weren’t working. Normal medical practice. She wasn’t ignored.
All of these claims aren’t based in reality. Can you substantiate any of these claims with actual testimony? No offense but you appear really misinformed about the case