IMO, it is long past time for the Pelletiers to start worrying about alienating the medical establishment...they already have, big-time. And the fact that the sisters echo the parents' belief that BCH harmed Justina is in no way surprising OR proof that is true. Any objective analysis of Justina's health status shows that she was having trouble walking, eating and having bowel movements,swallowing, speaking, and more when she entered BCH. Many of these problems were improved or gone....she could eat, swallow, speak... by the time she left BCH for the rehab facilities. But they returned shortly after she went home to the family's care. In short: Justina had big problems before BCH, some of them improved under BCH care, and now they are back under family/YaleNH/CHOP care. No one has the completely story, but to blame BCH for all Justina's troubles is just ridiculous.
I saw the sister claim that the bald spot was also the fault of BCH. Not true. That was the first thing many of us noticed about Justina in family photos - looks like a nervous/emotional disorder and it was occurring long before she was ever admitted to BCH.
She has many problems. Some may be physiological diseases and disorders, but she definitely has serious emotional problems, too. There is nothing wrong with that. Thousands of other parents are forced to deal with problems much more devastating and difficult every day in America. Their children are no less valued or loved due to their imperfections.
I don't believe Justina's life is endangered by her conditions and I don't believe there is any medical intervention that will ever "cure" her or improve her quality of life very much. She will likely always "suffer" GI distress symptoms, like millions of other Americans. It's time to acknowledge that she's about as well as they can expect. She was probably never very likely to function as a normal, independent adult anyway.
Sorry if that sounds harsh but that's the way I see it. I hope all of them can come to terms with it and know some kind peace in the future. The other daughters need some kind of stability and sense of normalcy so that they can mature and thrive. They may not complain or even be able to see this themselves. I wouldn't expect anything different in a family as codependent as I believe this one is.
JMO