CONTACT IMMEDIATELY: Rich Ghazarian Claire Power Murphy is well-educated, spiritual, thoughtful and intelligent person. You’d never think had been diagnosed with dementia. You’d never think she had a child removed from her home. You’d never think she had to move heaven and earth to get her own child back into her arms. Yet, Claire Power Murphy, author of Preserved to Serve from Author House (www.preservedtoserve.com) suffered through all of those experiences, and more.
The key distinction is that Murphy is a member of all three statistical groups mentioned above. How she survived, how she wrested her child from the grip of the foster care bureaucracy and how she beat a legal system rife with conflicts of interest is an inspirational story for anyone who has ever been wronged by their doctors, their lawyers or the government, and it is also a guide for your listeners on how to survive just about any uphill battle against a bureaucracy. The extent of Claire Murphy’s downward spiral and eventual redemption is so extreme, on both ends of the spectrum, it can seem difficult to believe.
At the hospital, Murphy was appalled at the treatment of her baby:
When Laurie entered the foster care system, she fared no better:
When the baby was finally returned to her Murphy and her family, they were forced to endure weekly, unannounced visits for 1 ½ years.
About Claire Power Murphy
Claire Power Murphy is a mother and grandmother who lives in Florida. She is the director of The Self-Rejuvenation Center, Inc. She is fervent in her religious beliefs and in her view that most health issues can be solved with some faith, exercise, sunshine and balanced, nutritional living foods. (www.preservedtoserve.com) Rich Ghazarian
Woman Reveals How She Fought the Healthcare, Legal and Foster Care Systems to Win Back Her Daughter And Her Life
And she’s not alone:
But it’s true.
In her story, she recounts many times that the health care system let her down, the most poignant being the misdiagnosis of her daughter which led to the infant's removal from her home. This led to a myriad of troubles for Murphy and her family which included mountainous legal and medical bills, severe scrutiny by the foster care system and the loss of their home. She maintains the medical records were inaccurate and inconsistent and that her doctors were ignored in their intent to help her.
Murphy observed several inconsistencies and obstacles in her legal representation:
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