00:00What about it like made you think that you should physically be here?
00:03Mental health, supporting Lindsay because I feel for her because I deal with it.
00:07The mental health system failed her and she couldn't get the help that she needed.
00:13So it kind of touched, you know, some heartstrings because I had been there.
00:19I had the anxiety of a new mom of being like, am I doing things right?
00:24And I think if this whole thing was taken serious, a little bit more serious than it was and she
00:31had more support, none of this would have happened.
00:33And I think she's a victim of a failed medical system.
00:37And I think women's mental health isn't taken seriously enough.
00:40Where do you see those failures?
00:43I feel like she was crying out for help and I feel like she didn't have even just the support
00:47at home.
00:48And I had said to somebody else, I said, if you're not getting the support at home, what do you
00:51have?
00:52Because when you're already depressed and you're already feeling alone and you don't have it, from what I see, it
00:59wasn't there.
01:00As a mother, as a female, as someone who has struggled with mental health themselves, many different facets, I understand.
01:11And it's unfortunate that, you know, a tragic incident like this has to happen in order for people to come
01:19together and rally and, you know, show support.
01:23So I just, I feel for her, I just feel like people need to educate themselves more, again, mental health
01:36covers a wide variety of things.
01:38But when you're in a psychosis state, you are out of body, you don't know what's going on.
01:45And again, you know, people that have never experienced such a thing will never understand that.
