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My name is Rebecca Delgado Smith, and this is the aftermath.

Hey everyone, thanks for tuning into the aftermath.

Today we'll be speaking with our guest expert. Hey everyone, thanks for tuning into the aftermath.

Today we'll be speaking with our guest expert Dr. Sabina Brunner,

neuroscientists, psychologist, and host of the podcast, Superbrain.

Let's hear what she has to say about the Gypsy Rose Blanchard

case. Today we're discussing the Gypsy Rose Blanchard case and I'm excited to

have you on Sabina to help us talk about the mental health aspect about this case.

Yeah, sure.

So, although she wasn't formally diagnosed,

D.D. is thought to have had Munchausen Syndrome by proxy, MSBP.

Can you start off by telling us, giving us an explanation of the syndrome and telling us the red flags.

Right, okay, so Munchhausen's syndrome by proxy was first kind of sort of brought into the public sphere

by a doctor called Roy Meadow and he used the term to describe

mothers who deliberately falsified illness in their children. He used that term

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