Days after her discharge from the in-patient facility, Clancy still felt “numb” and “flat,” Tufts testified. “She was doing what she needed to do to take care of her baby, though she subjectively felt like the bonding was forced with the baby,” Tufts testified. Another psychiatrist, Dr. Sejal Shah, said Clancy was “calm and cooperative” during a psych exam one week after the killings. Her physical injuriesTestimony early in the week focused on the extent of Clancy’s physical injuries and medical recovery after her suicide attempt. Prosecutors say after killing her children, Clancy cut her wrists and neck and jumped from a second-story window, leaving her partially paralyzed.