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Munchausen's syndrome by proxy and Lyme disease: medical misogyny or diagnostic mystery? by Dr. Virginia S. Medical Doctor Virginia T. Sherr, M.D.ABSTRACTReprinted with permission fromMedical Hypotheses. 2005;65(5):440–447May 27, 2005Preface to the articleBy Eric G. Mart, Ph.D., ABPP (Forensic)Munchausen’s syndrome by proxy (also known ... Read on »
Mother Convicted In Munchausen Syndrome Case by Dr. Romeo V. Doctor of PhilosophyHealth Maven ... sibility of a life sentence. The punishment phase of the trial started Thursday and will resume next Tuesday.State child welfare officials and prosecutors said Williamson has Munchausen syndrome by proxy, a rare disorder in which a person fabricates or induces symptoms in others to gain attention. Prosecutor Mike Trent said Williamson manipulated d ... Read on »
More Than It Hurts You by Erinn .. Patient Expert ... Hurts You". In this book Josh and Dori Goldin face a parents worst nightmare, the mysterious illness of their 8 month old son. The novel centers around a allegations of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy by the Goldin's black female doctor. Set in Long Island New York, the book is about class, reverse racism and a man who wants to believe that his ... Read on »
Interesting Story About a Vaccine/Autism Book in 2001 by Ginger T. Patient Expert ... oks on Autism - except mine. Probably nothing to do with my concerns about the vaccine, a small part of the book incidentally, or about my concern about the use of the label Munchausen Syndrome by proxy when children were genuinely ill - many had suffered reactions to vaccines. The fact that during the time my Editor was working on the book he was ... Read on »
Fooling The Doctors (Part One) by Dr. Romeo V. Doctor of PhilosophyHealth Maven ... o gain attention or nurturing) and Munchausen syndrome which is a specific type of factitious disorder motivated by a desire for attention from health professionals. Cases of Munchausen syndrome by proxy with caregivers (often mothers) deliberately causing health problems in children has received considerable media attention but the true incidence ... Read on »
VACCINES : CROSSING IMMUNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES by Marjorie Tietjen The Sanctity of Human Blood: Vaccination is Not Immunization Author: Tim O'Shea It is becoming increasingly obvious that our country is becoming more and more physically disabled. Our nation's poor health is increasing in accordance with our expanding mandated vaccine policies. Accurate, unbiased and referenced information, concerning vaccines, ... Read on »
My Thoughts on Hypochondria & Munchausen Syndrome by Rachel M. Patient Expert When we deal with condition like ME/CFS or something similar, we often hear the word “hypochondria”. I have been feeling that people use the terminology without knowing what it is. The way I see or hear, “hypochondria” was used to insult someone who displays many mysterious symptoms, although it is a medical condition and n ... Read on »
Maternal Care, Or Harm by Lyn S. Patient Expert LA Times detailed story of a Redlands, CA. mother of four who faced off with social workers who accused her of subjecting her children to unneeded medical treatment, Munchausen by proxy syndrome. After extensive work by the parents to prove otherwise and the pro bono help of a national expert, the children were proven to have a genetic disease sy ... Read on »
Munchausen by Autism...a satire? by mom26children Patient ExpertHealth Maven I have come upon a disturbing trend amongst parent's of some autistic children. They call themselves "Recoverer's", but there is a whole underlying method to their madness.... I have pulled off of a pro-biochemical sight the following regimen of one such mother about her 3 1/2 year old child....no names are necessary, there are several o ... Read on »
Emotions By Proxy by Jacqui Patient Expert I’m functioning on so little sleep it’s not funny. I’m catching up a bit of it during the day though. I think there’s a difference between night sleep and day sleep. A difference in quality. Somehow, no matter how much sleep you get through the day, that night time sleep is still what you need. Or maybe it’s the gettin ... Read on »