Welcome To The System
LEGAL KIDKNAPPING
IF THE AFFIDAVIT CONTAINS PURGERY!!!
IS IT STILL PURGERY IF SOMEONE ELSE SIGNS AND NOTARIZES IT??
She LIED to Judge Brett Smith
PEDITRICIAN
The child was being treated. Despite the accusation of NOT SEEKING TREATMENT.
Referrals were not being answered. Notation on bottom of referral, 15 days after it was sent..No Contact
Labs recheck in 2 months, after labs show HYPOGLYCEMIA, 3+ GLUCOSE in the urine, elevated liver enzymes.
3 + glucose in the urine and hypoglycemia. WHY?
9/29/21 Labs: ALBUMIN HIGH
Diet prescribed: Small frequent meals with high protein. Due to the hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia is listed as a side effect of the medication.
The Affidavit
Cherokee Culberson's Affidavit signed and notarized by Amy Jones
Amy Jones FOR Cherokee Culberson
Assistant District Attorney Jessie Kathleen Heildage accepted it & allowed Amy Jones to testify
SECRETARY OF STATE
Email to Secretary of State.
Reply from Secretary of State
The Notary Public violated her commission. She allowed Amy Jones to sign the Affidavit for Cherokee Culberson.
GLUCOSE LAB # LIE
The CPS affidavit states glucose labs of 59 when a normal value is 80-120. The values are exaggerated
Labs were 59 with a normal value of 70-110.
ALBIMUN LIE
The affidavit claimed a low Albumin number
Pre Albumin NOT
Alb NOT LOW
DOXEPIN
PRESCRIBED MEDICATION Doxapine
Drug interactions
Not approved for pediatric
E.H. was 10yr
Drug interactions
Issues , daily life.
Issues with E.H.
E.H. has been in therapy for years, she struggled with the fact that her mother had abandoned her and A.H. but kept the 3rd child. She was mad at the world for what her mother did. On occasions she became violent. Threats escalated to the point of having her committed to a children's psychiatric hospital. When asked about her mother she claimed that they were in a plane crash and she died in the fire. She often made up wild stories. More than once CPS came in to investigate. The first 4 times were generated by the school. They were aware that she was in counseling after she threatened to kill another student. I provided Dr. & therapy notes for absence or tardiness. Her vomiting seemed to happen after eating red dye. She would complain about itching and sometimes had hives. She would have brain fog after eating things with a lot of sugar in them. We discussed it with the pediatrician and he wrote a letter that was put on file with the school. They ignored the letter from the peditrician. Her teacher took her to a school parade and she stuff her pockets with candy. She came home sick to her stomach and vomiting. I went to the school board. It didn't do any good. A substitute teacher handed her candy canes. She brought 1 home and hid a couple in her desk. I got a call the next day to come pick her up. She had vomited multiple times. I went back to the school board AGAIN. A memo was sent out advising all staff members not to give her anything that didn't come from home. All meals were provided by us and boxes of snacks were given to the teachers. We were notified of any other events, party's, in advance so E.H. could select what she wanted brought in for the event. She often selected party platters or Subway. Then, Christmas season rolled around. The school had an annual event and were insisting that she be allowed to participate. I let them know she wouldn't be there that day. I didn't want them making special plans. I didn't feel the need to inform them WHY. We had plans to be in Florida for Christmas and I wasn't advertising the fact that nobody was going to be home. ...They called CPS again and complained that E.H. was being treated differently. The school began using threats to call CPS as a weapon. They insisted on access to her medical records, when I said NO! ...they called CPS!!! Public school systems are not HIPPA compliant. I often saw other students doctors letters and other medical information laying in plain sight. On occasion students helped in the office and had access to the files.
Medications
E.H. had been on an assortment of medications. She was being treated for ADHD, ODD, Mood disorders, Insomnia & Depression.
Behavioral Issues
E.H. had several issues we were trying to get help with. She would make herself vomit. She used it as a way of getting out of consequences or just for attention. In self-harm, she made her nose bleed and picked sores, she bumped into things causing bruises and scrapes, she collected the blood on tissues. She would refuse to shower and squirt bottles of shampoo down the drain. She urinated everywhere, the bed, her clothing, furniture, and the car.
Behaviour
Destruction!!! She carved things on the table and furniture that had been freshly refinished, painted nail polish on the wall after the bathroom was remodeled. Ripped the shower curtain down and poked holes in it. Urinated on the carpet, spit toothpaste all over the place, and smeared feces everywhere. Used the bath towels to wipe herself and then folded them up and put them back on the shelf. She destroyed just about everything in her bedroom.
HELP!
We reached out for help and found little if anything was available. Some places had age restrictions for services. If that wasn't bad enough we were in a constant battle with the insurance company. We even turned to the State seeking help. The availability of mental health care is a horrible mess. Not enough availability, difficulties with access. Often times your phone calls are put on hold then dropped, your forwarded to another person whose unavailable and doesn't return calls. Referrals go unanswered or you end up waiting weeks or months for an appointment.
Casualties
Periodically E.H. would lash out against the most venerable things, our pets. Multiple pets were lost, including one of my dogs, mutipul fish she crushed or pulled fins off of, shrimp belonging to A.H. were crushed, she would hit and kick the chickens and dogs. She threatened to kill A.H.s Guinea Pigs, she killed a nest of baby rabbits, I keep mice as snake food for my snakes, she fed a handful of the babies to the dog. I installed digital locks on the doors to keep her away from the small pets. With every new challenge we learned to adapt.
Along came COVID
The fule that COVID added to the fire. To be continued
Pick your battles
You never knew what the day would bring. Some day's it was endless monitoring, some day's it was almost peaceful. As her behaviors escalated and for security reasons, we installed cameras. I started offering videos of the behavior to the therapist and peditrician. Most times they didn't seem interested in seeing them. As the behaviors escalated, we tried everything the therapist were suggesting. I kept hearing "PICK YOUR BATTLES" I drew a hard line when it came to self harm, or harming others and pets..and she hated me for it. Some day's there was no reasoning with her. You needed to know where she was and what she was doing. She would head to the bathroom so she was out of view of the cameras. I would find wads of tissue in the trash covered in blood. She would lay on the floor in her bedroom out of view and pick sores.. Sometimes she stood right in front of the cameras and did it. She learned what not to say when asked if she was thinking about harming herself or others. The therapist had asked for an evaluation, during the evaluation they decided that she needed to be admitted. WE REFUSED..CPS and the Sheriff showed up at our home demanding entry at @ 1am. The next time she needed an evaluation she was admitted.