Carson Case Study

problems, that come from the mother. How can this be? Dr. Verny explains, since the

R/s it is court ordered that Karrie (bio mother) is not to have contact with Nevaeh (8) and any of her other children, but John (bio father) allowed Karrie to be around Nevaeh. R/s John has court ordered visitation. R/s Karrie has a history of drug use.

Carson was born in Detroit, Michigan, the son of Sonya (née Copeland) and Robert Solomon Carson, a Baptist minister and later Cadillac factory worker. Both parents came from large families in rural Georgia and were living in rural Tennessee when they met and married. Carson's mother was only 13 when she married Carson's father. Carson's mother discovered her husband had another family, to which Carson's father eventually moved.[4][unreliable source?][5] Following his parents' divorce when Carson was eight years old, both he and his older brother, Curtis, were raised by their mother, who worked two or three jobs at a time, usually as a domestic servant. They were poor, and his mother occasionally relied on food stamps and other government assistance.[6]

Nodding his head toward Michelle, Judge Hunter said, “Please read the letter.” Opening the envelope, looking at the letter, Michelle faced the jury and began to read. “To Whom It May Concern: Writing this letter breaks my heart. Although, I felt it was necessary to do so, in the event of an unexplainable accident. Recently, I learned my daughter, was having an extramarital affair, and approached her, before talking to her husband. At first, she denied it, then threatened me if I told anyone about it because she needed both men to complete her life ─ Jerry for financial and Frank for physical and emotional needs. Boasting, she said it had been going on for years, and no one knew about it. Heartbroken, I pleaded with her to terminate it. She refused and swore, if I caused trouble, she would put me in my grave.

The mother perceived the father as being unpredictable, with episodes of significant angry behavior directed towards her. She indicated there was one physical episode where the father strangled her. Mr. Dietrich indicated that he attended anger management following this incident.

Patient is a G1P0, 23-year-old Caucasian female patient, LMP is January 10, 2013, EDC is October 17, 2006 and gestation of 384/7 weeks confirmed by an ultrasound per chart. Pre-pregnancy weight was 110 lbs and pregnancy weight is 145 lbs for a total gain of 35 pounds. Patient stated she eats a normal diet, does not drink alcohol and she has never smoked cigarettes nor taken any kind of recreational drugs. Was admitted 0430 hrs on October 5, 2014 with intact membranes with 2cm dilation and 50% effaced. Birthing plan shows she plans on a natural birth, patient states “I plan on following my birthing plan to have no drugs during my labor, but am open to hearing my choices.” Patient plans on breastfeeding her infant for at least 1 year. Supportive husband was at bedside throughout the labor, delivery and postpartum.

The father reported that the parents met in 1999, he indicated that they worked together at Mercy Manhasset Hospital. He indicated that the parents dated for two and a half years. Mr. Chronis reported that he perceived the mother to be “clingy”. He indicated that she avoided her home. Mr. Chronis reported that the mother stated that she was adopted and did

Rachel Louise Carson had a calm, yet an enjoyable childhood. She was born on May twenty-seventh, 1907 in Springdale, Pennsylvania. Her parents were Maria Frazier McLean and Robert Warden Carson. Robert died of a heart attack in July of 1935. She had two siblings, an older sister named Marian and a younger brother named Robert. Marian had died of pneumonia in January of 1937.

According to the children the visit went well with their father apart from him taking them to the doctor and also interrogating them. The worker noticed Mrs. Carson that she will end the safety plan that this was the final ISP meeting. The worker also told Mrs. Carson that Mr. Miller completed his required services. According to Mrs. Carson, her ex-husband will not change and in 30 days he goes back being violent to his wife. Mrs. Miller said when she was married to Mr. Miller; she went through the same episodes of violence with him. Mrs. Carson mention the children are doing well and very excited about returning to school. Mrs. Carson mentions that the children are attending their counseling appointments and all is going well. The visit

Birth sibling is a Caucasian male born August 31, 2014, and her father is known. He is the third child born to birth mother. He was placed in the NICU when he was born. He received 0.3 mg of Methadone and Clonidine to help with his withdrawals while in the hospital. He was diagnosed with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome by his doctor. He does not have any other health or psychological problems.

Heather is a 43yo, G5 P2022, who was seen for an ultrasound evaluation and consultation. She has AMA and will be 44 at the time of her EDD. She had noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT) that returned low fetal fraction which could indicate the possibility of fetal aneuploidy. Overall on today’s assessment she has no complaints and has positive fetal movement. She was seen in conjunction with our Genetic Counselor, Kristin Frazer and a separate cover letter will follow.

Mr. Gershkovich stated that they were having marital issues. He indicated that the mother could not maintain a job. The father reported that the parents began meeting with a marriage counselor to work on the marriage. He indicated that he was not happy and the mother was physically abusive towards him because he did not except her the ways she was. The father reported that they attended therapy for one year and a half. He indicated that she refused to take responsibility for her actions. He indicated that the mother did not want to work and expand her potential or contribute to the

Kristin is a 22yo, G2 P1001, who was seen for a follow-up ultrasound for interval growth and to further evaluate the fetal anatomy. She herself has type I osteogenesis imperfecta and has had many fractures in her lifetime. She also has a history of factor XIII deficiency and is followed by Dr. Hanna. She has had heavy bleeding in the past. Based on her height and weight at the start of the pregnancy, her BMI was 47 and currently it is about 49. She does have asthma that is currently asymptomatic. Her one previous delivery was by cesarean delivery and the plan will be to undergo a repeat cesarean delivery. Currently, at this time she has no complaints and has positive fetal movement.

Mr. Chronis stated that the clinician has not given any direction to the parents to address the child’s refusal to see her mother. The father reported that he does not think that Dr. Hardwick is the right person for Thekli. He feels that the child is getting to know the therapist but she needs someone who will assist her around the defiance. The father reported that he worries about the child because she does not show

He indicated that Hudson was born five days later on November 29, 2010. They both cared for the child, and utilized a baby nurse for several months. He indicated that both parents took care of the child with the assistance of a live in nanny.