Mother Jailed For Making Children Have Surgery .

[stealthy1 3,964]

so she could claim benefits. If you can't trust your mother, who can you trust.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/aug/15/woman-jailed-for-faking-childrens-illnesses-to-claim-benefits

[forest of dean redneck 12,022]

Just heard on radio,hope she's not screwed them up mentally and physically.

[stealthy1 3,964]

It's hard to believe a mother could do that to her kids and still sleep at night.

[shepp 2,285]

This story has Nigerian written all over it.

[peterhunter86 8,627]

How the fook was she able to that without know one copping on poor kids

[sussex 5,803]

The depths some people will stoop to beggars belief ..you have got to be some sort of of low life piece of trash to put your own kids through that ..

[The one 8,585]

But surely doctors should check them over and no just dish out tablets so they must shoulder some of the blame as well

[jonah. 775]

1st class candidate for medical testing research. make the punishment fit the crime.

[ChrisJones 7,975]

Nobody from the NHS' bloated staff, from care workers all the way up to surgeons, bothered to check this mother's diagnosis?!

 

That's f***ing ridiculous!

[Nik_B 3,791]

It's not that uncommon...they're after the carer's allowance which is a more than the benefits they get.

[ChrisJones 7,975]

This is a quote from the full BBC article...

 

 

 

Dr Eveline Knight-Jones, who prepared the paediatric overview for the trial, said: "In London it is all too easy for fabricated illness cases to attend several different hospitals some distance from their local hospital, because there are so many hospitals, particularly specialist hospitals."

Most of the health professionals the children saw took what the mother said about them "at face value," the court heard.

Jurors were told the mother was "resistant" to attempts to investigate the causes of the alleged symptoms and refused to allow one child to be admitted to hospital for a two-week review.

The defence claimed she suffered from a severe anxiety disorder, which caused her to "catastrophise" and overstate her children's medical symptoms.

 

Common or not how the f**k does this slip through multiple medical professionals? You refuse the doctor's request for a review, and he says 'F*ck it lets operate.'

 

But it's free, right?

[Nik_B 3,791]

This is a quote from the full BBC article...

 

Dr Eveline Knight-Jones, who prepared the paediatric overview for the trial, said: "In London it is all too easy for fabricated illness cases to attend several different hospitals some distance from their local hospital, because there are so many hospitals, particularly specialist hospitals."

 

Most of the health professionals the children saw took what the mother said about them "at face value," the court heard.

Jurors were told the mother was "resistant" to attempts to investigate the causes of the alleged symptoms and refused to allow one child to be admitted to hospital for a two-week review.

The defence claimed she suffered from a severe anxiety disorder, which caused her to "catastrophise" and overstate her children's medical symptoms.

Common or not how the f**k does this slip through multiple medical professionals? You refuse the doctor's request for a review, and he says 'F*ck it lets operate.'

 

But it's free, right?

Too busy counting the days where they can retire on their pop star pensions or moaning about having to work the odd weekend.

[ChrisJones 7,975]

Time to privatise it!

[South hams hunter 8,988]

What a c**t trick

[Lloyd90 509]

 

This is a quote from the full BBC article...

 

Dr Eveline Knight-Jones, who prepared the paediatric overview for the trial, said: "In London it is all too easy for fabricated illness cases to attend several different hospitals some distance from their local hospital, because there are so many hospitals, particularly specialist hospitals."

 

Most of the health professionals the children saw took what the mother said about them "at face value," the court heard.

Jurors were told the mother was "resistant" to attempts to investigate the causes of the alleged symptoms and refused to allow one child to be admitted to hospital for a two-week review.

The defence claimed she suffered from a severe anxiety disorder, which caused her to "catastrophise" and overstate her children's medical symptoms.

Common or not how the f**k does this slip through multiple medical professionals? You refuse the doctor's request for a review, and he says 'F*ck it lets operate.'

 

But it's free, right?

Too busy counting the days where they can retire on their pop star pensions or moaning about having to work the odd weekend.

Maybe if you'd worked harder at school you'd be in their position ? (And yes I know you have no idea what you do), I've seen many many good doctors, for what they do they aren't paid enough and aren't given the credit for the continuous extra miles they go!

 

From working with kids in care ATM it's very likely those poor children will be severely damaged after an upbringing like that