"MEDICAL KIDNAPPINGS MUST STOP!" (STA BREAKING NEWS and ARCHIVES)

by Maralela , Wednesday, December 10, 2014, 21:42

I’ve read too many of this kind of thing now. I wonder if some of my grand children are going to disappear into this kind of thing although neither they nor their parents nor caretakers have done anything wrong.
(some quotes from the link below follow in one of the most outrageous ones I’ve read)

http://app.response.hslda.org/e/es.aspx?s=775692352&e=262052&elq=586a6aa30b8a49698e9d8e2fb750d86d

Medical Kidnappings Must Stop!

We have all seen the stories of children being taken away from their parents because a doctor doesn’t agree with the family doctor’s medical treatments. These are not cases of medical neglect. They are arrogant abuses of power

On April 3, 2014, a child protective services (CPS) worker seized Vanessa’s 4-year-old daughter and 7-year-old son on allegations of medical neglect. Her evidence? The CPS worker, who had adult type 2 diabetes, looked at some archived results in the daughter’s blood glucose meter and—based solely on her own, personal experience with diabetes—determined that the readings were “dangerously high.”

No medical records were reviewed. No doctor was called.

Convinced of her own medical expertise, the CPS worker—who had two other caseworkers, a casework supervisor, and an armed police officer with her—removed the 4-year-old diabetic daughter from Vanessa upon threat of arrest. The CPS worker also removed Vanessa’s 7-year-old son, who was perfectly healthy.

Think this is outrageous? It only gets worse.

(my comment here – it gets worse and worse and worse)

[snip]

But the judge absolutely refused to allow any medical testimony.

[snip]

Yet once again, the judge refused to allow any such testimony.
And once again, the prosecutor continued to sit silently, withholding the evidence of the state’s own medical evaluation by a qualified doctor, which showed that the girl was fine. Two additional CPS workers were brought into the case at this second hearing. They, too, kept both Vanessa and the court in the dark.

[bigger snip]

The prosecutor promptly dismissed the petition. But the damage had already been done. Vanessa’s 7-year-old son had been held in custody for a total of 29 days. Vanessa’s 4-year-old daughter had been held in custody for 50 days.

All this happened because government agents, who had the knowledge, power, and duty to act, chose to do nothing.