Post by Elysia O'Broin on May 18, 2010 20:11:28 GMT -5
Name: O'Broin, Elysia Gallagher
Age: 17
Date of Birth: February 29, 1993
Race: Caucasian
Blood Type: O+
Allergies:
None
Current medications:
Lunesta (mild sleep aid)
Family History:
None that she is aware of.
Surgeries:
Visit history:
29 February, 1993
Born 1:57 AM. Seven pounds. Fourteen inches. Umbilical cord wrapped around neck, but no following difficulties.
7 October, 1994
Routine visit. Seems to want to be held by the staff; signs of emotional neglect. Mother claims she has gone back to work. No reason to assume otherwise.
1 August, 1996
E.R. Fell into a lake and nearly drowned. Parents do not seem concerned for her health. Held over night for observation.
14 September, 1996
E.R. Visit with a broken arm; fractured in three places. Patient's sister claims she fell from a tree. No reason to assume otherwise. Follow-up scheduled in four weeks.
12 October, 1996
Follow-up on broken arm. Healing well with no visible complications. Patient has bruises on her neck and right forearm. Claims she was playing too roughly with her brother. No reason to assume otherwise.
3 January, 1997
Patient brought in by neighbors with high fever. Chills, vomiting; temperature read one hundred and four degrees. When asked where parents were, neighbors claimed they were away for the weekend. Shows signs of emotional neglect. Neighbors expessed concern over her home life; Child Services called later.
10 December, 1997
Patient complaining of having trouble breathing. X-rays showed nothing. Sent home.
21 May, 1998
Patient retiscent and prone to violent outbursts. Shows signs of abuse. Parents seem unconcerned. psychological help reccomended.
3 March, 1999
Patient brought in with swollen hand. When asked, claimed she beat her brother with a rock. Psychological help reccomended.
7 August, 2000
Brought in with minor burns on arms and legs. Showed signs of sexul abuse when doctor tried to clean burns on inside of her thighs. Rape kit and psychological help reccomended.
23 January, 2002
Brought in with vaginal bleeding and cigarette burns on inside of arms. Bleeding caused by miscarriage; patient claims she isn't sexually active. Signs of long term sexual abuse found when examined by Gynochologist. Psychological help recomended.
23 October, 2004
Brought in with abrasions on palms and knees. Claims to have fallen while breaking into an abandonned building. No reason to assume otherwise. More bruises and cuts found when examined; denies knowledge of this.
14 November, 2004
Routine check-up. More bruises found. Patient denies knowledge. When asked, parents seemed distant and cold. Child Services contacted.
28 January, 2005
OBGYN appointment. Still signs of sexual abuse. Denied when patient was asked. Appeared fearful and skittish; became violent when matter was pushed. Psychological help reccomended; Child Services contacted.
30 July, 2005
Brought in by police covered in ash and blood. Slight abrasions on fists, minor burns and scrapes; subjected to psychological questioning. Evaluation revealed long term emotional neglect by parents and siblings, pyromania, physical and sexual abuse from unknown source, and hysteria. History reveals ignored instances.
Patient seems unconcerned with her actions; claims to have hoped the house burnt down with family inside. Refused and became violent when given medication; refused to let male nurses and doctors touch her. Shows signs of homicidal tendencies and emotional disturbia.
Law enforcement to take action.
6 November, 2005
Inprocessing check-up at Ridgestone; no abnormalities found. Patient is calm and seems happy to be away from home. Reccomended to come in for OBGYN examination at a later date.
7 February, 2006
Brought in after fainting in hall. Found to be sleep deprived. Roommate claims she wakes up screaming most nights if lights are turned off. Sleep aid perscribed.
10 August, 2006
OBGYN reveals complications from past miscarriage; patient is unable to get pregnant. Patient appears despondent and distant. Counseling reccomended.
12 August. 2006
Patient brought in with severe burns on hands. Claims she wanted to know what it felt like. Perscribed anti-depressants and placed on suicide watch.
28 May, 2007
Routine check-up. Appears much calmer since last visit. Taken off anti-deppressants and suicide watch.
3 December, 2008
Routine check-up. No abnormalities to report.
12 April, 2009
Came in complaining of stomach cramps. Given ibuprofin and sent back to her room early. No other abnormalities to report.
13 March, 2010
Came in with minor burns on fingers and wrists. Refused to explain when asked. Reccomended counsiling in case of relapse.
10 May, 2010
Relapse. Patient is distant. disinterested in those around her, and prone to violent outbursts; refuses physical contact in the form of touching; accepts embraces. Refuses to part with lighter. Sent to psychiatrist.
Age: 17
Date of Birth: February 29, 1993
Race: Caucasian
Blood Type: O+
Medical History
Allergies:
None
Current medications:
Lunesta (mild sleep aid)
Family History:
None that she is aware of.
Surgeries:
Visit history:
29 February, 1993
Born 1:57 AM. Seven pounds. Fourteen inches. Umbilical cord wrapped around neck, but no following difficulties.
7 October, 1994
Routine visit. Seems to want to be held by the staff; signs of emotional neglect. Mother claims she has gone back to work. No reason to assume otherwise.
1 August, 1996
E.R. Fell into a lake and nearly drowned. Parents do not seem concerned for her health. Held over night for observation.
14 September, 1996
E.R. Visit with a broken arm; fractured in three places. Patient's sister claims she fell from a tree. No reason to assume otherwise. Follow-up scheduled in four weeks.
12 October, 1996
Follow-up on broken arm. Healing well with no visible complications. Patient has bruises on her neck and right forearm. Claims she was playing too roughly with her brother. No reason to assume otherwise.
3 January, 1997
Patient brought in by neighbors with high fever. Chills, vomiting; temperature read one hundred and four degrees. When asked where parents were, neighbors claimed they were away for the weekend. Shows signs of emotional neglect. Neighbors expessed concern over her home life; Child Services called later.
10 December, 1997
Patient complaining of having trouble breathing. X-rays showed nothing. Sent home.
21 May, 1998
Patient retiscent and prone to violent outbursts. Shows signs of abuse. Parents seem unconcerned. psychological help reccomended.
3 March, 1999
Patient brought in with swollen hand. When asked, claimed she beat her brother with a rock. Psychological help reccomended.
7 August, 2000
Brought in with minor burns on arms and legs. Showed signs of sexul abuse when doctor tried to clean burns on inside of her thighs. Rape kit and psychological help reccomended.
23 January, 2002
Brought in with vaginal bleeding and cigarette burns on inside of arms. Bleeding caused by miscarriage; patient claims she isn't sexually active. Signs of long term sexual abuse found when examined by Gynochologist. Psychological help recomended.
23 October, 2004
Brought in with abrasions on palms and knees. Claims to have fallen while breaking into an abandonned building. No reason to assume otherwise. More bruises and cuts found when examined; denies knowledge of this.
14 November, 2004
Routine check-up. More bruises found. Patient denies knowledge. When asked, parents seemed distant and cold. Child Services contacted.
28 January, 2005
OBGYN appointment. Still signs of sexual abuse. Denied when patient was asked. Appeared fearful and skittish; became violent when matter was pushed. Psychological help reccomended; Child Services contacted.
30 July, 2005
Brought in by police covered in ash and blood. Slight abrasions on fists, minor burns and scrapes; subjected to psychological questioning. Evaluation revealed long term emotional neglect by parents and siblings, pyromania, physical and sexual abuse from unknown source, and hysteria. History reveals ignored instances.
Patient seems unconcerned with her actions; claims to have hoped the house burnt down with family inside. Refused and became violent when given medication; refused to let male nurses and doctors touch her. Shows signs of homicidal tendencies and emotional disturbia.
Law enforcement to take action.
6 November, 2005
Inprocessing check-up at Ridgestone; no abnormalities found. Patient is calm and seems happy to be away from home. Reccomended to come in for OBGYN examination at a later date.
7 February, 2006
Brought in after fainting in hall. Found to be sleep deprived. Roommate claims she wakes up screaming most nights if lights are turned off. Sleep aid perscribed.
10 August, 2006
OBGYN reveals complications from past miscarriage; patient is unable to get pregnant. Patient appears despondent and distant. Counseling reccomended.
12 August. 2006
Patient brought in with severe burns on hands. Claims she wanted to know what it felt like. Perscribed anti-depressants and placed on suicide watch.
28 May, 2007
Routine check-up. Appears much calmer since last visit. Taken off anti-deppressants and suicide watch.
3 December, 2008
Routine check-up. No abnormalities to report.
12 April, 2009
Came in complaining of stomach cramps. Given ibuprofin and sent back to her room early. No other abnormalities to report.
13 March, 2010
Came in with minor burns on fingers and wrists. Refused to explain when asked. Reccomended counsiling in case of relapse.
10 May, 2010
Relapse. Patient is distant. disinterested in those around her, and prone to violent outbursts; refuses physical contact in the form of touching; accepts embraces. Refuses to part with lighter. Sent to psychiatrist.
