Rachel Sharp
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 9 Sep
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Mack's previous assessment that Lindsay was suffering from depression rather than postpartum depression, putting it to Dr.
Mack that he relied heavily on diagnostic guidance limiting postpartum onset to four to six weeks after childbirth.
But Dr.
Mack maintained his stance.
So whereas Dr.
Mack says that it can happen in four to six weeks after childbirth, Dr.
Resnick
says that it is within eight months of birth and that it sometimes occasionally can occur later than that as well.
This is an important distinction and this is something that's come up a lot during the trial is actually how the psychiatric industry
The mental health industry actually looks at postpartum mental illness overall.
We've heard a lot about the DSM, which is very much the psychiatrist's Bible, so to speak, in this country.
And in that, postpartum psychosis is not even listed as a separate condition.
And the time for postpartum mental illness.
is narrowed down to the standard that Dr.
Mack uses four to six weeks.
And that's something that, you know, there's huge debate around.
That debate has really grown because of this case.
But that's something that postpartum mental illness experts have really been pushing for change for a long time in.
As the cross-examination continued, Dr.
Mack then accepted that Lindsay experienced symptoms such as intrusive thoughts about harming herself and at times the children, that she felt disconnected or disassociated, and that she reported that things did not feel real.
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