Gypsy Rose Blanchard

He was a neurologist.

I'm pretty sure he's retired now.

But he asked me to stand up in his doctor's office.

Now, I learned this on a documentary, on the documentary about myself.

I'm learning things about my own life in a documentary.

Um, and the rough part for me is, you know, I have a therapist and for a long time after watching the documentary, I'm like, he's lying.

I never, I don't remember that.

I never remember him asking me to stand.

And then a few months ago I was laying in bed and I feel like I have two memories.

And I don't know which one's real, but I think I maybe do recall him asking me to stand up.

And I don't know if something was blocking that memory, but now I'm kind of like, oh my God, maybe he did.

Yes.

And I think I did stand up.

And he told my mom, point blank, there's no reason why she can't walk.

She can walk.

She's fine.

And my mom left.

We never went to see that doctor again.

But that doctor had put in the medical records, in his notes from that day, suspicion of mother with Munchausen by proxy.

Wow.