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Bit of an update
Twoapenny:
Hi all,
I just thought I'd post and keep people up to date with a few things. As some of you know, one of the most unpleasant things my mother did was spend several years making false accusations against me, claiming that my son's health problems were a result of my neglect and emotional abuse of him. It was very difficult to deal with and rather like dealing with an invisible enemy; a lot of the things she did I didn't find out about until years after she did it and slowly lots of confusion regarding my son and the way he's been (mis)treated by the state system made a lot more sense.
I've been going through our old records for the last five years now, getting things corrected and making complaints where necessary. Various bits and pieces over time didn't make sense and, to cut a long story sideways, it seems there may have been some mistakes made during the birth that may have caused a brain injury in my son and there's a weeny possibility that someone knew about this and tried to cover it up. It's all a bit circumstantial at the minute and nothing is definite but I am gathering paperwork together and solicitors are involved. I think my main interest now is the truth, regardless of how good or bad it might be. Stressful but positive at the same time, so I will keep you all posted. Thanks for being there and thanks for listening,
Love Tup xx
sKePTiKal:
ah, hon... how old is he now?
BonesMS:
(((((((((((((((((((((Tup)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
lighter:
Tupp:
I think having the finding the truth, owning it and making peace with it is part of healing, or can be.
How are things going for you and your son right now?
Still loving your apartment? How's the school?
Lighter
Hopalong:
Not to mention collecting on malpractice, which it may be if a medical facility tried to cover it up.
So glad you are approaching it legally...
Hops
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