Dr Matthew Parker, DO
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Monday 17 August 2026 14:39:19 GMT
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Cassidy :
I work in medical imaging and it’s so common for patients to come in for the exact same exam in a very short time frame with orders from multiple doctors. Did one recently 2 different liver ultrasounds, 3 weeks apart. One from a GI for cirrhosis, the other from her PCP for abnormal liver function tests… so why is the patient not telling her PCP they’re being treated for cirrhosis by a GI and allowing their PCP to investigate? A lot of patients will assume what one doctor knows, they all know like there’s some universal database. You have to provide your doctor with the info. But also I would think a nurse would know that
2026-08-28 19:30:48
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Volgal27 :
Lindsay blames the meds but she lied to her providers
2026-08-17 16:58:22
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Mare :
A doctor’s ability to effectively treat a person relies greatly on the honesty and compliance of the patient.
2026-08-17 18:11:48
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Lisa :
Genuine question here- if Lindsey was not mentally stable enough then why were the children left alone with her?
2026-08-17 21:31:21
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Michal Jay :
Lindsay is very neurotic, but not psychotic.
2026-08-17 17:35:10
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moondyepp :
They tried to get her to do inpatient many times but she refused
2026-08-17 20:34:00
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iioookjjj3333 :
This is a slick way of minimizing what actually happened. No, Lindsay wasn’t necessarily taking all 13 medications at once. That’s not the point. She was prescribed 13 different psychiatric drugs, with repeated starts, stops, dose changes, and multiple prescriptions in a matter of months while she was getting worse. And “she had multiple doctors” is not a defense. It makes the lack of coordination more concerning. When different providers are treating the same deteriorating patient without all having the full history, that is exactly what deserves scrutiny. Then he hides behind “there isn’t enough evidence to make a definitive judgment.” Nobody needs to declare malpractice from a TikTok video to recognize obvious red flags. So correcting “13 meds at once” while glossing over the chaotic prescribing, fragmented care, missing information, suicidality, and worsening symptoms isn’t insight. It’s semantics dressed up as analysis.
2026-08-18 13:01:14
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Gradient :
It’s not something to debate , she was poorly served by her Doctors
2026-08-17 19:19:00
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_seabreez_ :
Why did the increase her SSRIs when she was showing symptoms of hypo mania?
2026-08-19 01:12:15
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Boogah :
No one was coordinating her care.
2026-08-17 17:42:40
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Elaine Regan :
Lindsay as a Nurse should have been savey about multiple medications at one time. I would be wary about so many pills and interactions of such
2026-08-17 14:48:37
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pang_path :
Lindsay Clancy to me(as a non professional with complex mental health) sounds like this this really unfortunate mix of medical freedom scraping against continuity of care and medical trust scraping against patient independence
2026-08-18 03:37:56
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KimsOnlineHere :
We can conclude we need a LINDSEY LAW - where proper care is given to people with SI that don’t have a plan. Currently the proper care doesn’t exist in MA.
2026-08-17 16:59:36
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diana :
more than 1 presciber and no one having a problem was shocking to me then add to that how quickly Lindsay was starting & stopping meds . it blew my mind
2026-08-17 16:00:12
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booboo :
And people don't realize that medication can cause hallucinations, and it can cause someone to do act that they would not do. If they were clearly in their right mind, the trial isn't over. I don't know if she did it intentionally or not. We haven't heard all the evidence yet because you've got the defense side now, but do I think medication's played a big part in this yes do I think it was neglect on the doctors parts yes
2026-08-19 00:52:30
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Belinda Smith :
Anytime more than one psychiatric medication is being prescribed to level off another one is abuse ! A combination can be necessary and needed but more than 3 of the same of similar is medical abuse!
2026-08-18 09:45:40
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Razzledazzle :
Not testing her blood and seeing how she is responding on a chemical level is the issue. Then throw in hormone fluctuations from being PP means she truly needed her medication to be dialed in
2026-08-19 18:43:03
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Az_Lane :
Her self reporting depended greatly on who she was speaking with.
2026-08-17 19:57:45
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KristiSGF :
I think she was having an internal struggle with the fact that she loved the idea of being a mom (cried during births, TALKED about loving being a mom) but hates actually being a mom.
2026-08-17 17:25:12
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appleuser23345224mary :
You know, the jury’s out for me in terms of her psychotic symptomology. No HCP ever observed any objective evidence of any psychosis, yet her pre morbidity was a living, caring Mum. HCPs do not miss a psychotic presentation. We have excellent coordination of care in Scotland, every provider knows when a patient presents whether this is to ED or NHS telephone triage.
2026-08-20 20:13:06
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meeeeewaaa :
Im team tufts but i wouldve either dismissed the patient from the practice or refused to fill meds if I knew she was seeing a different provider. Especially when it comes to controlled substances. Ive had to do this before with a couple patients. Again, she total met standard of care. But i think she trusted LC a little too much.
2026-08-18 01:43:04
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Jossalyn :
I feel like it’s extremely negligent that these providers all knew of each other but never requested COC or requested “one provider.” It’s common sense.
2026-08-21 02:12:06
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haley-psychNP :
You make some great points. I think most of her providers seemed to really care and also give good care, but I have seen issues in the lack of coordination as well as the things you listed. Hindsight is 2020, but it sure has put a fire under my butt to try to close these gaps with my patients 😅 so sad all around
2026-08-20 22:52:20
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CameronFryed :
She was an L&D nurse at one of the top hospitals in the world. The level of access she had, to information & to providers, is far beyond that of the average person. This is true generally but also specifically to her health issues and experience.
2026-08-18 10:38:53
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michele_with_one_L :
Was she going to the same pharmacy every time?
2026-08-17 22:48:26
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