Good Evening all,
I have a son with some problems that are still being diagnosed including but not restricted to complete bowel failure as in his bowel does not work and does not appear ever to have but at aged 3 when i was querying his issues he was misdiagnosed, when i objected and questioned the doctor i was secretly accused of having munchausens syndrome by proxy ( this is documented in his notes of which i have here ) the school and dr in question were also secretly trying to arrange for my son to be removed from my care, i am now trying to fight back as i only found all this out last year, could someone tell me how i can get the apologies and information i need the school are refusing to cooperate and the board of governors refuse to investigate saying it has been too long now ( it has been 10 years) but the school are fully aware of the situation now and have admitted to keeping secret diaries on my son and they wont acknowledge my subject access request the local education authority keep telling me to go to the welsh assembly but i am drawing a blank on getting help, i am so angry and upset with all this i am desperate to stop this hapening to another mother who dared question a dr or to help anyone who has been falsely/secretly accused of fighting back, as i didn't lose my son i have not been silenced so i can shout from the rooftops also the dr in question refuses to answer any letters asking where he got his research from in a carefully worded letter found online but he is scarily enough dr in charge of child protection in hereford hospital, and his speciality is neuro disabilitys in children yet he missed soina bifida occulta, and problems with my sons central nervous system..
please do contact me or give feed back to help i would appreciate this...
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munchausens syndrome by proxy false accusation
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