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Cora (5) and Dawson (3) were pronounced dead in hospital. Although the coroner has not yet determined the cause of death, the children appear to have been strangled. Calen, who turned 8 months old on Thursday, was rushed to Boston Children's Hospital in critical condition, where he later died. Clancy also allegedly attempted suicide by jumping out of a window before paramedics arrived at the Summer Street house. She is now recovering in a Boston hospital. "In the 25 minutes it took for him to get food, the unthinkable happened," radio host John DePetro said Friday of Patrick's tragic discovery, citing a friend of the couple. DePetro also noted that Clancy, who was on leave from her job as a labor and childbirth nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital, was seeking intensive care for postpartum depression and anxiety. "I'm curious to hear a statement from the people who care about her and what she's been missing. It sounds like she's in dire straits," she said. Clancy is said to have been somewhat open about her mental health issues after sharing on Facebook in July that she finally felt "called" again six weeks after giving birth to her third child. . Sources told CBS Boston that authorities are investigating the possibility that Clancy suffered from postpartum psychosis. Breaking: Plymouth County DA’s office now confirming that Lindsay Clancy’s third child 8 month old Callan Clancy has died..She remains hospitalized and was awaiting arraignment on two counts of murder in connection with the deaths of her 2 other children #7News pic.twitter.com/QO5qBq4oDf — Steve Cooper (@scooperon7) January 27, 2023 During a family vigil Thursday night at Holy Family Church in Duxbury, the Rev Robert J. Deehan said the congregation was "devastated and heartbroken" by the tragedy. “All of us here in Duxbury are beyond devastated and heartbroken at the news of what has happened to this young family,” he said. He insisted on praying for Clancy, noting that she was clearly struggling with an "overwhelming mental illness." Renae McLaughlin, a postpartum nurse, told the Patriot Ledger after the service that postnatal mental health can be an uphill battle for all mothers. “You are overwhelmed,” she said. Read the full article