Andrea Dunlop

Yeah, so I would have to check the specifics, but I believe the APSAC guidelines say that actually visitation is not recommended in these cases. And that sounds extremely harsh and I understand why that sounds upsetting to people. What I think people need to understand that in Munchausen by proxy abuse specifically, the amount of psychological manipulation is so intense

This is something that we know from survivors, that we know from watching these cases play out, that child, and especially I think in a little bit of an older child that is able to be sort of a part of keeping up the, if there is a ruse around an illness, sort of keeping that up.

This is something that we know from survivors, that we know from watching these cases play out, that child, and especially I think in a little bit of an older child that is able to be sort of a part of keeping up the, if there is a ruse around an illness, sort of keeping that up.

This is something that we know from survivors, that we know from watching these cases play out, that child, and especially I think in a little bit of an older child that is able to be sort of a part of keeping up the, if there is a ruse around an illness, sort of keeping that up.

This is something that Gypsy Rose Blanchard talked about with her experience, that she would be in the room with her mom and her mom would like put her hand on her shoulder and she would know that that meant she was sort of straying from what she was supposed to do.

This is something that Gypsy Rose Blanchard talked about with her experience, that she would be in the room with her mom and her mom would like put her hand on her shoulder and she would know that that meant she was sort of straying from what she was supposed to do.

This is something that Gypsy Rose Blanchard talked about with her experience, that she would be in the room with her mom and her mom would like put her hand on her shoulder and she would know that that meant she was sort of straying from what she was supposed to do.

And so I think given that that psychological manipulation is so intense, the recommendations are really to have a separation period where there isn't visitation and there just isn't interaction at all in order to see how that child behaves and like what is really going on with that child without that influence. So that is actually the recommendation. And then in situations where

And so I think given that that psychological manipulation is so intense, the recommendations are really to have a separation period where there isn't visitation and there just isn't interaction at all in order to see how that child behaves and like what is really going on with that child without that influence. So that is actually the recommendation. And then in situations where

And so I think given that that psychological manipulation is so intense, the recommendations are really to have a separation period where there isn't visitation and there just isn't interaction at all in order to see how that child behaves and like what is really going on with that child without that influence. So that is actually the recommendation. And then in situations where

We saw this in the Maya Kowalski case, in the Justina Pelletier case. In the Justina Pelletier case, they absolutely did not follow this rule. But if the parent is allowed some supervised visitation with the child, they absolutely do not discuss

We saw this in the Maya Kowalski case, in the Justina Pelletier case. In the Justina Pelletier case, they absolutely did not follow this rule. But if the parent is allowed some supervised visitation with the child, they absolutely do not discuss

We saw this in the Maya Kowalski case, in the Justina Pelletier case. In the Justina Pelletier case, they absolutely did not follow this rule. But if the parent is allowed some supervised visitation with the child, they absolutely do not discuss

their health because of the fear that the parent will remind that child that they are supposed to be sick, that not to listen to the doctors that are surrounding them, that they will make it this very contentious relationship with the doctors who are supposed to be treating and healing that child. So there are many reasons why there have to be strong parameters if visitation is allowed.

their health because of the fear that the parent will remind that child that they are supposed to be sick, that not to listen to the doctors that are surrounding them, that they will make it this very contentious relationship with the doctors who are supposed to be treating and healing that child. So there are many reasons why there have to be strong parameters if visitation is allowed.

their health because of the fear that the parent will remind that child that they are supposed to be sick, that not to listen to the doctors that are surrounding them, that they will make it this very contentious relationship with the doctors who are supposed to be treating and healing that child. So there are many reasons why there have to be strong parameters if visitation is allowed.

Basically, just the parents are alleging that they were not included in the medical decision-making. I think specific to the swallow study, I haven't undergone one. None of my children have ever gone one. They certainly come up all the time in these cases because GI issues are such a huge problem. pretty much ubiquitous part of Munchausen by proxy cases.

Basically, just the parents are alleging that they were not included in the medical decision-making. I think specific to the swallow study, I haven't undergone one. None of my children have ever gone one. They certainly come up all the time in these cases because GI issues are such a huge problem. pretty much ubiquitous part of Munchausen by proxy cases.

Basically, just the parents are alleging that they were not included in the medical decision-making. I think specific to the swallow study, I haven't undergone one. None of my children have ever gone one. They certainly come up all the time in these cases because GI issues are such a huge problem. pretty much ubiquitous part of Munchausen by proxy cases.

But yeah, I mean, it certainly, when we talk about this child's particular medical history and the things that she underwent up until the point where she was at Rady's, it doesn't stand out to me as something that would be particularly invasive.