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Moral of the story- Never see a psychiatrist for abuse of yourself, or the abuser will end up abusing your kids, and then you go to jail and lose your kids.

That's what is known as "mental health treatment." 'Abuse for abuse, plus the added bonus of kidnapping and abuse of your own kids, permanently.

What it feels like to a kid who has been kidnapped by duh DCF: "Dear Judge [Driscoll], My heart is burning..."

"We've been kidnapped by the DCF, which stands for DESTROYING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES"

"Priscilla Hammond took me in the car and acted like she didn't believe me about my father."

Donald Dickson's extensive abuse and violence history

Nancy Martin on Don Dickson. 'Kids clearly scared of Don Dickson.

Phone-bugging anyone?

Problems with DCF???

What to do.

See also: Dictionary of Connecticutisms for more details on the extensive corruption in the State

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Subject: SuperBlumenthal and Jessica Gauvin--Only six months left to live! Lyme disease not the cause

Date: Sun, 1 Jan 2006 10:32:08 +0000

Dear Mr. Blumenthal,

Thank Ms Gauvin from all of us who have Lyme disease,
for having me declared insane by inventing what I did
and said, and then falsely criminally charging me with
her own insanity, and having me declared insane to be
saying I am innocent by, who else?  another Yale
psychopsychiatrist, and then giving me a gag order:
http://www.walrradio.com/gag.html

Gauvin did that to prevent going to jail herself for
defrauding the court *TWICE* and orchestrating 100%
perjury.  (And how did Gauvin take all of that RICO
data off of your desk without you knowing about it?)

She ordered my false arrest to avoid going to jail
herself.

Note that the RICO complaint says We're declared
insane (and therefore denied medical treatment), when
in fact, borreliosis *is* a disease of the brain:
http://actionlyme.org/USDOJ_COMPLAINT_RICO.htm

Now ever more peoples' lives are being ruined, because
this criminally insane person who "works" for you,
Gauvin, interfered with this RICO investigation, and
so how do you think I personally feel about this,
having failed to get the real Lyme criminals
prosecuted so they can cease and desist from
destroying what's left of our lives?   

One cannot make false statements to law enforcement,
and I am not, right now, in this email to you, making
a false statement, that Gauvin falsely charged me with
her own insanity in order to avoid going to jail
herself for defrauding the court, TWICE.

http://lymeblog.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=334

 LymeBlog News: Only six months left to live! Lyme
disease not the cause

Opinion / Editorial
LymeBlog News
Lexington, KY USA
December 30, 2005 8:24 am
Opinion / Editorial
By Mac McDonald, News editor 	
Mac in 2001

I wonder how I should spend these final six months of
my life?
Any suggestions?


(A note to those of you who are ironically challenged.
The sarcasm key on my computer broke a few days ago
greatly hampering my normal writing style. Please
understand that this article is meant to be in a
spirit of deepest disgust and disdain for the
"authority" agency and is only posted as a warning to
any others who may be under the impression that the
disability insurance policy that they are paying for
will protect them in the future should they become
unable to work due to the symptoms of Lyme disease.
Also I am in no way impugning the abilities of my
lawyer in this case. He is very competent and I have
the utmost faith that he will assist me in further
appealing this decision.)

I am pleased to announce that I now have a definitive
diagnosis of my condition and it has been determined
by a qualified medical authority that I do not have
Lyme disease. I am so relieved to now have a
diagnosis.

I had been under the mistaken belief that since I had
been bitten by a tick, experienced the classic
bulls-eye rash, experienced the classic first stage
arthritic and flu-like symptoms, then, years later,
experienced all the other classic stages of Lyme
disease resulting in my having all the classic
symptoms of chronic neurological Lyme disease that I
indeed had Lyme disease. But I don't. Even though by
any logical, clinical diagnosis criteria any educated
medical professional would come to the conclusion that
I have Lyme disease and that my symptoms have a
physical cause I do not have Lyme disease. I am
mentally ill.

During my working career I purchased and paid premiums
on both short term and long term disability income
insurance from the UnumProvident insurance company,
known as the Unum Life Insurance Company of America.
When I thought I had finally become so overwhelmed by
the all the classic symptoms of neurological Borrelia
burgdorferi infection that I could no longer work I
filed a claim and, after much difficulty, was able to
receive some income from this insurance policy. Then,
in June of 2005, without any warning, the insurance
company announced that they had decided to deny my
claim and all income was stopped.

I engaged the services of a lawyer in return for 33%
to 47% of my benefits for the rest of my life. The
lawyer filed an appeal within the normal limits of the
appeal period and the insurance company has finally
reached a decision.

"We are writing to let you know that we have completed
the appellate review of the denial of benefits on your
client's Long Term Disability claim and waiver of
group life insurance premiums claim. We are pleased to
inform you that our original decisions have been
reversed.", says Jennifer Foster, Lead Appeals
Specialist for Unum Life Insurance Company of America,
in a letter to my lawyer.

The letter goes on to say, "Please note that it has
been determined that your client does not have Lyme
disease and is not ...


disabled due to any other physical general medical
condition."

Ms. Foster further states, "It is unclear at this time
how your client's emotional status is affecting his
ability to perform his regular occupation."

"Your client's claim is being paid under the following
provision and he will reach the maximum duration for a
disability due to mental illness on June 19, 2006.",
the letter concludes.

My lawyer, who had never handled a Lyme disease case
before, says in his letter to me that he is pleased to
inform me that I have been approved.

Due to my "non-physical" symptoms of having only a few
minutes a day in which I can think clearly due to what
I mistakenly believed was the symptom of "brain fog"
due to Lyme disease, I have only been able to
communicate with my lawyer through email asking
questions about how to appeal this decision and he is
not responding to those emails. I presume this means
that I cannot appeal the decision.

However, my lawyer has done a wonderful job of winning
my case and assisting the insurance company in
diagnosing my illness. He is being well compensated
for that services in an amount in excess of $15,000
and he didn't even have to take the time to learn
anything about the true, physical nature of Lyme
disease. Even now I am still under the impression that
studies performed by such noted institutions as the
Lyme Disease Research Program of the New York State
Psychiatric Institute at Columbia University prove
that all of the symptoms that I am experiencing are
due to the physical condition of Lyme disease. But,
remember, I am mentally ill, so of course, this must
be delusional thinking on my part.

So now I need to ignore the results of testing by two
mental health professionals who concluded that I do
experience these symptoms and that the symptoms do not
fit the pattern of any psychiatric condition that they
are aware of. I need to seek treatment for my mental
illness as diagnosed by the medical staff at the
insurance company who have never examined me.

What a relief! I no longer have to endure the
antibiotic treatments (which result in extreme
"Jarisch- Herxheimer" reactions that only occur in
people infected with either syphilis or Lyme disease).
I am free to live out the rest of my life in the
comfort and the financial security that was promised
in the sales literature I originally read when I
purchased the long term disability insurance those
many years ago. Just as long, that is, as I don't live
beyond June 19th of 2006.

I wonder how I should spend these final six months of
my life? Any suggestions?

Note: Related stories on LymeBlog News:
Insurance Companies Deny Lyme Disease Treatment using
''Flawed'' Guidelines
Valid claims can be blocked by expert flawed medical
thinking
CSPP says Lyme disease is not a problem in Southern
states
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