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What the Lindsay Clancy Case Is Teaching Us About Postpartum Patient Safety As the Lindsay Clancy trial nears its conclusion, much of the public conversation has centered on one question: Was Lindsay Clancy psychotic when she killed her three children? The experts disagree. Defense psychiatrists have testified that Clancy experienced postpartum psychosis and bipolar illness.…

My goal is to help mothers seek support earlier, understand postpartum warning signs, and feel empowered to speak up when something is not right. Postpartum care does not end when a mother leaves the hospital. The days, weeks, and months after delivery are still part of maternal healthcare. A mother may be home with her…

Were you told that it might cost more to pursue your case than the case may be worth? Did an attorney decline to represent you, but you still have questions about what happened during your healthcare experience? Not everything requires an attorney. But everything requires an understanding. Even when legal representation is not available, you…

A woman arriving at an emergency department with heavy bleeding, significant pain, chills, weakness, dizziness, fainting, fever, or other pregnancy-related distress should first receive an appropriate emergency evaluation to determine what is happening and whether she has an emergency medical condition. Bleeding and pain can reflect a miscarriage, but they can also signal an ectopic pregnancy, serious…