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Hospital Staff Detail Treating Lindsay Clancy For Multiple Injuries

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Two nurses and a physician’s assistant took the stand in the Lindsay Clancy trial to discuss the injuries they treated at the hospital. Clancy is accused of killing her three children, attempting to take her own life, and jumping out of a second-story window at the family’s Massachusetts home in January 2023. Prosecutors say she suffered spinal injuries that left her paralyzed, as well as cuts to her neck and wrists.

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20 Comments

@thebadhombre9917 1 month ago

As a Nurse, these nurses where on top of their game. ACCURATE CHARTING ALWAYS

@BlakeTancredi 1 month ago

These nurses are incredibly intelligent, well-spoken, and professional. Brilliant ladies.

@pumpkin_spice_nom_nom 1 month ago

As a nurse, these nurses are great examples of what nurses should be. Bless them.

@italoamericano14 1 month ago

I think the bows backfired. Also does anyone else feel the prosecutor's questions build sympathy for Lindsay. "Were the lacerations superficial?" "I don't know I wasn't concerned about that. She was coding." Good grief.

@InuShiek 1 month ago

The prosecution saying they're trying to prove that the methods of suicide wouldn't have worked and then having their own witness say she coded and required CPR is.....wild. I'm truly not sure the prosecution remembers wtf they're trying to prove in this trial.

@valarieroberts8694 1 month ago

I am old school so I appreciate him having the 'hard copies' ready

@shotkallah 1 month ago

Both of these icu nurses are badass. So cool under pressure. Well spoken and very confident

@AK-lg6ju 1 month ago

This nurse is a perfect example of charting evthing re: your patient

@iamHis-lg9en 1 month ago

I find it so comforting to see that there are others that feel the way I do. I hate what happened to those babies. But my heart aches for her too.

@ShannonMillerme 1 month ago

This nurse is on top of it! Awesome. God bless the nurses we are lucky to have.

@brightlotus7824 1 month ago

My brother is a RN and knows so much and when he questions the doctors why his patient is being prescribed certain meds they do not like being questioned their actions.

@patriciadavila4251 3 weeks ago

Its a shame you have to treat murderers . Thank you defense lawyer for pointing that out🙄

@FrecklezNCurlz1012 1 month ago

This first nurse is why experience matters!! 3 years later their cases you don’t forget! All those others I don’t remember I can’t recall is BS! ❤

@Georgia75231 1 month ago

These nurses are great. Much more impressive than the mental health “professionals”.

@suru01 1 month ago

Wow what an example of professionalism and dedication. I commend this nurse and all like her. The snyde and aloof doctors could learn a lot from these nurses. Grateful for their service.

@nicoyadoll 1 month ago

This may sound stupid but — I’d be pissed if my attorney wore a huge ass bow to court.

@StacieeBoBasiee 1 month ago

Nurses remember everything!!!!

@bethprather9241 1 month ago

This is a great nurse and she actually knew more than the psychiatrist at the high raking mental hospital but this is after the suicide and sad deaths too. She is very good and makes the entire suicide attempt very real if anyone had any questions. So much damage and coded and more.. No faking any of that. 😢

@trealb1 1 month ago

Everyone commending the nurse for charting everything. Of course, she charted everything. It was obvious this case was going to trial, so I can guarantee you that everyone on that unit was encouraged to make no mistakes and document every single interaction.

@BB-xx1ne 3 weeks ago

She was fine when her husband leaves to get food, goes psychotic while he's gone, wakes up in hospital and wants to talk to lawyer. I CALL B.S. DEATH PENALTY