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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This article hasn’t been posted here yet, but it adds some context by mentioning a few key things omitted in the documentary from the oft-redacted immunity motion.

Several doctors “personally observed that Mrs. Kowalski was aggressively hostile towards providers who disagreed with her, screaming and demanding the Maya be placed into a medically induced coma and have a pump implanted in her spine.”
Beata once stated that “Maya was in so much pain, she ‘wants to go to heaven.’”
Doctors observed that Maya “acted inconsistent with her and her mother’s claims of severe pain and disability … including standing up in her bed and sitting ‘Indian style.’”
The girl told a nurse she was “tired of these lies.”
“Maya was severely underweight and hadn’t eaten for five days before arriving … because she wasn’t ‘allowed.’”
The document notes that other facilities, including Tampa General Hospital, also suspected Beata of medical abuse. It adds that if the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF), two circuit judges and a sheriff’s deputy “found probable cause to suspect abuse, the conclusion is inescapable” that All Children’s also had reasonable cause to suspect and report a potential crime.
“Most disturbingly is that Jack Kowalksi admitted to the police investigator that he witnessed the same concerning behavior from his wife that the medical professionals witnessed,” wrote Shapiro. “When he was with Maya, Maya had no complaints of pain; when Maya’s mother got home, Maya would suddenly be in pain.”
According to another court document, Jack agreed that there is a psychological component to his daughter’s condition.
If any of that’s true it paints a bit of a different picture imo. Either way it’ll be interesting to hear the arguments from both parties during the trial.

https://stpetecatalyst.com/who-is-to-blame-in-take-care-of-maya/amp/[/quote]

Jack was told he couldn’t discuss Maya’s treatment or pain levels. Either the hospital also told Maya not to discuss that with her father or she didn’t bother complaining because she knew her father couldn’t do anything about the pain and that the hospital wouldn’t do anything.[/quote]

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