00:14We're here to send one message, and that message is that it should not take tragedy for people to
00:21start paying attention to mental health. My name is Renee Kimball. I'm actually from Maine, and I
00:29organized the Stand in Peace for Lindsay event today at the Plymouth Superior Courthouse. I originally
00:37organized it because there was just one day in court that Lindsay was in shambles, and I couldn't
00:43stop thinking about her.
01:00We had hundreds of people here at the courthouse today, women and men dressed in pink in support
01:07of Lindsay, and to raise awareness for postpartum depression, postpartum psychosis, and mental
01:14health crisis all over the world.
01:30It was wonderful to see so many women come together to support such a wonderful cause.
01:35And for me, being here is important because the Massachusetts healthcare system failed Lindsay.
01:43She reached out for help multiple times. She told them that she was having thoughts of
01:47harming her children and harming herself, and she was turned away countless times at countless
01:52locations.
02:03Thank you. Thank you.
02:15I think that the intention of gathering today was strictly to show our support. You know, we wanted
02:21Lindsay, her legal team, and the public to know that regardless of what happened in that house in January
02:26of 2023, we understand that Lindsay asked for help and it was not given. And as women, we understand that
02:34that was a failure.
02:34And regardless, she deserved better.
02:45I think it's obviously very unusual and I think it was very incredibly, just incredible. It's just amazing. I pulled
02:54in the pack a lot. I couldn't believe it. It's very moving.
03:06I think anybody in her situation, and I know she appreciates the outpouring of support from all these people. It's
03:15amazing. Yeah.
03:17Yeah.
03:22What's that one?
03:23What's that one?
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