What a brave couple.   As a parent your first job is to protect your children and keep them safe!

This was a very strong statement. If we do not protect our  children in this society - than we have lost our way!!!!

I suffered from postpartum psychosis, my family wasn't nearby, my ex-husband was an alcoholic and I didn't have the money to pay for a psychiatrist or psychologist; I realized I was suffering from it when, after years, I finally started therapy. My partner didn't support me, I didn't tell anyone anything for fear of judgment, and even amidst the terror, the voices, the things I imagined, and the horrible thoughts of ending our lives, I never dared to do it or listen to those voices; I faced them alone. Even in the midst of the worst moments of psychosis that I went through, where I couldn't differentiate between what was real and what wasn't, I always knew that I wouldn't hurt my son, and I decided not to do it.Seeing and hearing things doesn't mean one is incapable of knowing what is right or wrong and that one is not capable of making decisions at those times.

She was so brave to be honest with her husband AND he was amazing to not heap condemnation on her but just work together to get her help.

These two have courage, thank God! Thanks for covering this Brian!

I applaud this couple for doing what was best for the children. Their courage to talk about their experience is admirable

I appreciate her husband’s  honesty. And I appreciate Brian for asking the difficult questions in a way that the husband could be fully honest about his experience.

So much respect for this husband and father. He cared about his wife and all the children, very understanding and responsible. She got a gem

Another Important & Great interview with the Truth. As Matt said: "If we do not protect children in this society, then we have lost our way."

Thanks to this couple for sharing their experiences.

Congratulations on your recovery. You were selfless with your babies!  Great job sweet mama! 🩷

I had PPP back in the 90's. My husband left me, no kind of help what so ever. No matter what I was going through, I didn't kill my child. He is now 36 years old. I'm with this couple 1000%.❤

This is a brave strong couple so happy they worked on the issues and most importantly the kids were kept safe!

I feel so much respect for this beautiful couple. I hope their lives are forever blessed🙏🫶

I'm so glad I listened to the second interview. What really struck me is how unbelievably difficult it must have been to make the decision to hand over care of your children, but it was the most selfless and thing you could do, and truly put their needs and safety first. You deserve all the happiness in the world. Thank you for your bravery in sharing your story.

I have seen more emotion and guilt in this girl while her husband explained how burdening that period was for him, than in Lindsay Clancy's entire behaviour during these three and a half past years for the atrocious killings of her children.

What a lovely couple who took their vows seriously. May I please just give both of them a virtual hug. Thanks, Brian.

What a lovely couple.  And Erin’s husband is so dear!  Thank you for your transparency and emphasizing putting your children’s safety first.  That’s what being a parent is all about.

Thank you to this young couple for sharing their experiences on a very difficult topic.  I wish them all the best!

When I experienced mild psychosis (I didn’t hear voices, but did have visual hallucinations that were SO real to me), my biggest fear was losing my children because I knew something was wrong, but I didn’t know what. I was terrified of going to a mental hospital and losing my babies. That’s one of the major reasons I tried to act like I was ok. I did finally come clean to my Psychiatrist. She was genuinely shocked when I told her. Thank God it didn’t last long. Im sure there are varying degrees of psychosis and adding all the medications to it makes it much worse.