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16th October 2018 at 3:41 pm #65650AnonymousInactive
I have recently asked to have my medical records. I’ve read them and over the last few decades alot of my abuse is recorded. This is a new right through data protection. One way of collecting evidence is going through your GP if your trying to go for a conviction. Not sure if this helps but I’m hanging on to my notes just incase I decide to take this further. Xx
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16th October 2018 at 6:19 pm #65655LozzyXParticipant
It is helpful to know this. Whilst I hope I never have to report my husband to the police (he has never hit me), the helpline advised me to tell my doctor why I am depressed so I did explain a bit more to my Dr about my situation .. not sure if she made a note as to whether I am suffering from a form of abuse or not though.
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17th October 2018 at 11:25 am #65685AnonymousInactive
Looking at my notes they document everything word for word. I think it’s good evidence as it’s written in third party and by a professional. I made sure that I got it over clearly that my symptoms of anxiety were directly related to contact with him. It’s a good way to help prove emotional abuse. I’m glad this helps a wee bit xx ☺
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17th October 2018 at 6:49 pm #65691LozzyXParticipant
Omg I didn’t think about this …. When I was in hospital for an operation they had my medical notes and hubby read through them just out of curiosity really …. So now I am freaking out… If I end up in hospital again whilst still with him will he see that written down in the file???
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17th October 2018 at 7:59 pm #65692AnonymousInactive
No it might have just been your consent form and blood pressure. Even you wouldn’t be allowed to read them without permission. The main notes are mainly on the computer system now so he wouldn’t have read anything. My notes were print outs. Hope I haven’t panicked you, that wasn’t my intention. Sorry about that. Don’t be scared to get things documented x
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17th October 2018 at 8:09 pm #65695freedomtochooseBlocked
I think caution is advised here especially if you are still married as there is a long history of men shipping women off to psychiatric wards, having told their G.Ps and so called professionals that they (we) were ‘imagining’ abuse. It still happens. Don’t mean to scare anyone but thank the goddess I am divorced.
Don’t get married girls…
all best
ftc
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17th October 2018 at 8:18 pm #65699AnonymousInactive
Hi there, (detail removed by moderator). I always was told your records are confidential that confidentiality is only breached if they think you would harm yourself or someone else. It might be worth asking the GP. Xx
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