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Cazimi Mimi :
100% preventable! Tufts should have passed the case onto a more experienced psychiatrist.
2026-08-10 19:32:48
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Erika :
She was too inexperienced to handle a case like this. She should of referred her to a more qualified person.
2026-08-10 19:55:32
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Michele :
I gave zero empathy for De. Tufts, she should seriously rethink her career
2026-08-10 19:55:27
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Tash :
I’m only halfway through Day 10, but as a psychologist who has worked across prisons, acute mental health and private practice, parts of Tufts’ testimony have genuinely surprised me. Lindsay was repeatedly reporting worsening depression, hopelessness and increasing symptoms, yet there appears to have been no collaborative safety plan or collateral from her husband or parents, despite them being actively involved in supporting her. Tufts also testified she didn’t know Lindsay had contacted a suicide hotline twice. I also struggle with continuing brief 20 to 30-minute telehealth appointments as Lindsay deteriorated, rather than moving to a more comprehensive in-person assessment. The lack of medical investigations also surprised me, particularly when physical causes such as thyroid dysfunction form part of the differential for new or worsening psychiatric symptoms. And I have questions about the “therapy” described. Listening, reassurance and validation are therapeutic, but from the testimony so far I haven’t heard much evidence of structured psychological intervention targeting the symptoms Lindsay kept reporting. None of this proves negligence, and hindsight matters, but Lindsay disclosed a LOT. For me, the question is becoming less “why didn’t she tell them?” and more “what was actually done with what she did tell them?”
2026-08-10 23:58:10
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Rach :
Lindsay should have been involuntarily admitted to hospital to sort out her meds in a safe environment..when I went through the same thing my post natal psychiatrist put me in hospital so they could tweak and change some meds ..the medical professionals failed this mother and her children 😢
2026-08-10 20:31:26
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Sandra Barrera :
She should of sought help from colleagues. Today I called a coworker asking for her advise on a patient. It is always okay to ask for help. Iv always said a dangerous nurse or doctor is the one who thinks they know it all and can do it all.
2026-08-11 01:18:45
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Melissajaine_ :
To me it’s too much of a coincidence that the amitriptyline dose was increased the day before the tragedy and that if you have underlying bipolar a side effect of that medication is mania. I want to cry I really feel like all the medication messed her up
2026-08-10 20:53:13
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Trish :
This is sad anyway you look at it! But I do believe that Lindsay was trying to get help and as a mother it’s not easy to share mental illnesses. Moms are glue to everything!! We failed the children and Lindsay. Her lawyer is fantastic!
2026-08-10 22:06:28
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mychell :
if you cant cope with your children then stop having them then looking for magic pills that will make you cope. & now blame someone else cause it was all too much for you. depression is a mindset
2026-08-11 00:22:12
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Megan in MN ☃️ :
Big Red’s *job* is to literally destroy her on cross. He did HIS job because SHE didn’t.
2026-08-10 20:24:35
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Malice :
When LC went to another provider that was prescribing, Tufts should have immediately stopped prescribing without collaborating with her other provider.
2026-08-10 22:32:55
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Staci Villalta :
One thing about being a good provider is knowing when to ask for help
2026-08-11 02:30:04
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🛻JEEPin_NaNa🦆✌🏼 :
I have no sympathy she called herself an EXPERT after 1 month of practicing
2026-08-10 20:14:14
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alibabah :
I cannot even believe her … she is a perfect example of what is wrong with our healthcare system. She is an embarrassment!!!!! Joke! Many more words I’ll keep to myself 🤬🤬
2026-08-10 19:32:26
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Breaisha :
Her trying to clarify interest and specialty in PPD really irritated me. She’s knows EXACTLY what she did.
2026-08-10 20:24:51
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_seabreez_ :
She had poor documentation. They’re trained to document like they’re going to be on trial and she failed to do so. That’s on her.
2026-08-11 00:38:41
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Nessa-nana :
Exactly!
2026-08-11 02:42:38
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Dani_o_catlady :
Psychiatrists are paid very well. Don’t feel bad for her. Also, she should have transferred her to a more skilled psychiatrist when things escalated. Where was dr tuft’s supervisor? Where was her employer??
2026-08-10 21:32:31
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Cai :
No CPS referral as well
2026-08-10 21:08:39
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louises_magical_life :
Even if people think Dr T followed guidelines and did what she did in the correct way like surely at some point SOMEONE goes “hmmm she’s not getting any better none of this medication is helping let’s think about what else we can do” and no one did?! Not a single person thought about it?! She was getting worse and they are like oh here’s another med to try!
2026-08-10 20:53:43
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Cateryna_1990 :
Every doctor starts somewhere… but she should have asked for help from REAL professionals who have seen cases like Lindsey…. It is on her too!! And the negligent Goodheart too and Patrick too… Lindsey was going downhill and feeling that her husband is distancing slowly…
2026-08-10 19:35:23
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Luna S :
She selected a high skill requirement, high level of responsibility career. She could have chosen something lower paying, less prestige if she couldn’t handle the pressure
2026-08-10 21:26:29
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Amberly :
Seeing her the day before breaks my heart. They failed her 🥺
2026-08-10 20:21:14
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Ely (Taylor’s Version) :
WDYT about areas of expertise vs. expert?
2026-08-10 19:45:19
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︎︎︎ :
I’m really upset that nobody stepped in, in the uk by the 3rd time she said she was having horrible thoughts and her symptoms , she would’ve been removed from her home and placed somewhere that could keep her safe (being sectioned) but no everyone left her with the kids by herself 24/7 she was failedz
2026-08-10 20:10:18
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