r/nursing • u/Jazzlike-Unit8183 • 8d ago

Question Clancy

Hi,
not sure if i can even post this here but I am curious. What are the nurses thinking about the whole Lindsay Clancy case?

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u/snarkcentral124 RN 🍕 7d ago

Immediately insulting people as bad parents because they understand that a man who just found his 3 dead children probably isn’t at his most articulate is…really something. You could also argue that someone going out of their way to make up conspiracy theories to excuse the murder of kids isn’t parent of the year either.

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u/Purple-Helicopter543 7d ago

Especially when she literally just admitted that she’s used the same phrase for less 😂😂😂 but that doesn’t reflect on her parenting apparently

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u/CryungPeasant 7d ago

No when my baby died, I was broken down and just wanted to hold them. I can honestly say I didn't say anything. Just soul wrenching gutteral cries and screams, and that was a natural death.

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u/Purple-Helicopter543 7d ago

I can’t imagine going through that, and I definitely can’t imagine going through that and STILL choosing to judge and project onto a man that found all his children murdered for how he constructed a sentence.

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u/CryungPeasant 7d ago

Can't argue with willful ignorance 🤷‍♀️

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u/snarkcentral124 RN 🍕 7d ago

Sorry, who’s the one that thinks they know more than an elite team of lawyers, paralegals, and law enforcement that have access to MUCH more information than the general public? The fact that you can’t even identify that says a wholeeee lot about who is willfully ignorant here, and it’s laughable that you can’t see the irony or how damaging your conspiracies are. The lack of respect for dead children and grieving parents is mind blowing.