They did mess up the paperwork. It's definitely a lawsuit. Family could have avoided all this by just taking the baby back to the hospitalMaybe because it was a home birth?
It's an easy lawsuit if the hospital fukked up the paperwork
They did mess up the paperwork. It's definitely a lawsuit. Family could have avoided all this by just taking the baby back to the hospitalMaybe because it was a home birth?
It's an easy lawsuit if the hospital fukked up the paperwork
I don't know, they went to the clinic and had a clean bill of health. I think the Dr. was calling about a completely different baby.Why would they ignore the docs advise on that???
I don't know, they went to the clinic and had a clean bill of health. I think the Dr. was calling about a completely different baby.
It was a beautiful birth," Temecia Jackson said at a press conference on Thursday, April 6. "She was perfect: 6 pounds, 9 ounces."
Shortly after, the couple says their baby developed jaundice, a common liver condition in newborns that often resolves itself without treatment.
Temecia and her husband, Rodney Jackson, said they were following their midwife's care protocol for their baby's jaundice, which was to care for her at home rather than admit her to the hospital.
After a routine doctor's visit, the couple alleges their child's pediatrician called Dallas Child Protective Services (CPS) because the parents were going to continue to follow their midwife's guidance. Days later, Desoto police officers and CPS agents arrived at the couple's home, demanding they turn their daughter over to authorities.
"Shortly after, the couple says their baby developed jaundice, a common liver condition in newborns that often resolves itself without treatment.Black couple say Texas authorities took away their baby just because they had a home birth
"Instantly, I felt like they had stolen my baby," the mom said.www.today.com
If the parents were refusing the administer the treatments or medicines the doctor prescribed then that would be why CPS would place the baby with someone who will make sure the baby is treated for their medical condition.For context, jaundice is common and most times do resolve itself at home. Also some doctors have prejudices against more natural treatments without medications. From what I read about the situation, CPS didn’t take the baby back to a hospital they put her in a foster family. I would argue that if it were actually that serious CPS would put the baby in the hospital.
Also the baby developed a yeast infection in her privates. Again CPS doesn’t take the baby to get treated they always left the baby with the foster family. Again, if the baby had serious medical problems that would warrant removing the baby from her parents care then why leave the baby in the care of the foster family.
Something is up
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Also having the wrong name in the warrant - how did that happen? Didn’t this all stem from the doctor’s letter?
If they released the baby after the checkup why was the doctor texting them like crazy afterwards?
I don’t disagree. The hippy dippy natural course wouldn’t have been the route I would have taken either. However CPS can cut the middle man out and place the baby in treatment themselves if that were the case. That doesn’t sound like it happened from the article.If the parents were refusing the administer the treatments or medicines the doctor prescribed then that would be why CPS would place the baby with someone who will make sure the baby is treated for their medical condition.
You don't experiment on a new born with natural treatments if they have a real infection or something. That's cruel to make a baby suffer.