Next I called an ombudsman and told her
about Mary's case. She also seemed concerned and wanted to talk to
Mary's mother before she would recommend anything. I gave her Karen's
phone number (Mary's mother) and waited a couple of days for her to call me back.
When I didn't hear back, I called her and asked her if she had
contacted Karen and what she had decided to do about Mary's
case. She said she had contacted her, but had now changed her mind
and didn't think it was important to do anything at this point. She
thought it would be best if she just left Mary's case alone. I asked
her why she had changed her mind and she said something like, "I
just don't think it's a good idea to get involved in your daughter's
case at this time." She was vague about her reasons.
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
I Call an Ombudsman
Posted by
john brosnan
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3:48 PM
Labels:
abuse,
attachment disorder,
education,
mental health,
ombudsman,
sexual abuse,
stability,
therapy,
treatment plan
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