Found Deceased MO - Clauddinnea 'Dee Dee' Blancharde, 48, Springfield, 10 June 2015 - #2 *Arrests*

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You know, I was thinking about the numerous friends I know who have children with debilitating diseases and disorders, ranging from Rett's Disease to hemophilia to severe food allergies to cystic fibrosis. In 100% of these children, I was not present during diagnosis nor have I ever seen them at their physician to prove they have what the parents say that they have. I have just always taken their word and couldn't fathom a parent wanting their child to struggle with these issues. I'm completely understanding of how easy this was to pull off.

Now, I'm gonna be looking at everyone all sideways with suspicion. 😁😁😁
 
Search uncovered multiple medications belonging to Gypsy. If they are prescription (which presumably they are, otherwise how authorities know they belonged to Gypsy specifically), somebody had to prescribe the meds, which she presumably didn't even need. Who knows what kind of effect taking multiple meds would have on someone. We can see from the photos that her teeth are destroyed. Was it from the meds? We might not know the whole thing, or extent of the abuse, but I think it's pretty obvious this was extensive abuse.

http://www.ky3.com/news/local/searc...d-swords-wigs-medical-books/21048998_33752742
 
My doctor asks me what I am taking. He has prescribed two meds . And I tell him what vitamins I take.

Look at Gypsy. Mom comes into the dr with Gypsy and tells doc about the illnesses, reords of which are gone forever. Doc writes down what mom says.

Gypsy fortunately is in remission from her cancer and perhaps other illnesses.

But, she has other unexplained issues which must have tests. So Gypsy is flown to different specialists to see what the problem could be. Mystery!

Looking at Gypsy, no doubt she had all of these mysterious illnesses that have not been diagnosed yet. What doctor would think Mom was making it up with Gypsy playing along?
 
Dr Beckerman treats sleep disorders!
A sleep center!

[video=youtube;AbeMrahBQ3k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbeMrahBQ3k[/video]


They are the pictures we see of her sleeping in the bed!
What a fARCE!

Beckerman is a Pediatric Pulmonologist who happens to treat sleep disorders among many other things.

I don't think it's been established what he treated GB for. We just know he treated her in two different states because of news reports.

This is my second post on WS, so I may be doing something wrong, but I can't get the link to the US News and World Report physician listings to post properly (it crashed my internet 3 times already.)

So can I just paste it in? It is from a news source and is accessible to anyone on the web.
http://health.usnews.com/doctors/robert-beckerman-333899

I'm also going to try and attach a screen shot that shows his listing with specialties.

Essentially, though, this shows he's an educated doctor trained in pediatric cases who does much more than treat sleep disturbances. If he was fooled for many years, I would guess that DD was really clever. Or, more likely, GB has some authentic physical disorders.

Thanks for the discussion. It's really fascinating to read the various ways people interpret the same info!
 

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Or does Gypsy have some things that no one can find the causes for? There are people who have mysterious issues and specialists do not find them.

My friend died of pancreatic cancer and it took several doctors befoe they found it.
 
My doctor asks me what I am taking. He has prescribed two meds . And I tell him what vitamins I take.

Look at Gypsy. Mom comes into the dr with Gypsy and tells doc about the illnesses, reords of which are gone forever. Doc writes down what mom says.

Gypsy fortunately is in remission from her cancer and perhaps other illnesses.

But, she has other unexplained issues which must have tests. So Gypsy is flown to different specialists to see what the problem could be. Mystery!

Looking at Gypsy, no doubt she had all of these mysterious illnesses that have not been diagnosed yet. What doctor would think Mom was making it up with Gypsy playing along?

At least one person figured out in 2009 that Gypsy didn't have any symptoms of diseases her mother claimed Gypsy had.
 
Or does Gypsy have some things that no one can find the causes for? There are people who have mysterious issues and specialists do not find them.

My friend died of pancreatic cancer and it took several doctors befoe they found it.

Dee Dee claimed Gypsy had specific diseases such as muscular dystrophy (or spina bifida) and leukemia. So far I have seen no indication she has any actual diseases. She can walk just fine, her hair is clearly growing back.
 
You know, I was thinking about the numerous friends I know who have children with debilitating diseases and disorders, ranging from Rett's Disease to hemophilia to severe food allergies to cystic fibrosis. In 100% of these children, I was not present during diagnosis nor have I ever seen them at their physician to prove they have what the parents say that they have. I have just always taken their word and couldn't fathom a parent wanting their child to struggle with these issues. I'm completely understanding of how easy this was to pull off.

Now, I'm gonna be looking at everyone all sideways with suspicion. ������

I have a relative with a child who has a chronic illness, and I see what she goes through with doctors and insurance claims. (Dealing with insurance companies is a huge stress on families!) She has to be tough, that's for sure, to deal with the illness, the medical team, and with outsiders who pass judgement when they have no idea what she goes through.

And...I also have an acquaintance of whom I've been suspicious. There are details about Gypsy's case that remind me of this woman's daughter. The girl I know had seizures that only the mom witnessed. She was on seizure meds for awhile (until the mom "cured" her witn her own remedy at about age 8). At one point the girl spent time at a sleep clinic. The child also seemed to be super dreamy - not quite living in reality, but yet bright and cheerful. Sort of like a pixie.

It seemed like a sick child with a caring mom, but there was always something "off" about the descriptions. The mom would pursue specialists for a particular ailment and then abruptly declare the child had something completely different and would start again with a new medical team. This happened repeatedly. They also moved often and abruptly.

And while I told myself I was crazy to think so, I noticed the child got sick whenever a stress happened in the mom's life. Of course, that could be natural for a child to get sick when the mom was distracted with worries, but it gave me the impression that the mom used the girl to get out of responsibilities. But, yet, I felt it was unfair of me to think that.

We lost touch after her last move to a different state, but when I knew her, I always felt like I was on the verge of being conned. She was very charming and fun, but something was just "off." Or I was overly imaginative. Never could figure out which.
 
Great post, Inthedetails. It's an eerie feeling for sure to suspect a parent of this psychological malady.
 
I make of it that she had no problem physically assaulting someone when they didn't submit to her demands.

That's a stranger. What was she like with a little girl she had 100% control over when that child stepped out of her set boundaries?

Remember the time Gypsy fell to the floor helpless when she saw her mother, because she didn't want to get caught walking? That was a reaction based on fear. She knew the consequence and didn't want that to occur.

I think DeeDee was very physical with Gypsy. I think we will learn of a lot of "Sybil type" mind control games she played with that little girl in the early days.

I think you're right.

I knew an abusive person, but that person never let people see their ugly side. In fact, the person put on a lovely front with the sweetest demeanor you could ever hope to see when they were out in public. If someone has let the facade fall so far that they attack a complete stranger, it would make me think that very, very bad things were going on inside their house.
 
Her medical flights were presumably to take her to various doctors for testing and procedures.
Who were these doctors and why they didn't notice anything?

Heck for all we know DD signed the forms with a Dr's signature, doctors scribble so would anyone really know that a doctor didn't sign it? Probably not.
 
Dee Dee claimed Gypsy had specific diseases such as muscular dystrophy (or spina bifida) and leukemia. So far I have seen no indication she has any actual diseases. She can walk just fine, her hair is clearly growing back.

My red flag was that in all the pictures I've seen, with her little bonnet things, she always had eyebrows & eyelashes from what I could tell. A shaved head is totally different than losing ALL your hair due to chemo.
 
My red flag was and is an unspecified "chromsome defect." It came up in the Kate Parker case too. Most chromosome abnormalities are very obvious; Down syndrome is the most known one but almost all of them produce a clear dysmorphic pattern. And when a child has a real chromosome abnormality, most parents will say what it is, since other than Down's most people know nothing about them. I also thought she didn't look like she had MD either.
 
Dee Dee claimed Gypsy had specific diseases such as muscular dystrophy (or spina bifida) and leukemia. So far I have seen no indication she has any actual diseases. She can walk just fine, her hair is clearly growing back.

Not clear here. Sorry.

What I meant is that people come in to doctor's all of the time with illnesses that cannot be explained, So it may not raise any red flags when doctors don't find anything.

Gypsy looks a mess, so it would not be surprising that doctors are looking for what is wrong. They just are not finding the mystery illnesses

I don't think Gypsy has anything wrong except she is destroyed by mommy dearest
 
Not clear here. Sorry.

What I meant is that people come in to doctor's all of the time with illnesses that cannot be explained, So it may not raise any red flags when doctors don't find anything.

Gypsy looks a mess, so it would not be surprising that doctors are looking for what is wrong. They just are not finding the mystery illnesses

I don't think Gypsy has anything wrong except she is destroyed by mommy dearest

But Dee Dee wasn't claiming some mysterious unexplained illness. She was claiming Gypsy had specific illnesses, such as muscular dystrophy. How would the doctor not notice Gypsy had normal muscle tone?
And what about leukemia? That's a very specific illness, doctors surely should be able to figure out Gypsy didn't have it.
Multiple medications belonging to Gypsy were found. Who was prescribing these medications?
 
The leukemia could be in remission.

Maybe she said muscular dystrophy to the public but not to her doctor.

Mom could be talking about all kinds of symptoms to the doctor. Things that Gypsy needed to be tested for. People get sent for tests all of the time.

As far as the meds, it seems people are not happy unless they get a med from a doc. I think docs are used to trying out different drugs for symptoms to see if something will work.

Remember, Kate Parker even got operations on children who did not need operations,

Who knows what diseases mom found symtoms for.
 
The leukemia could be in remission.

Maybe she said muscular dystrophy to the public but not to her doctor.

Mom could be talking about all kinds of symptoms to the doctor. Things that Gypsy needed to be tested for. People get sent for tests all of the time.

As far as the meds, it seems people are not happy unless they get a med from a doc. I think docs are used to trying out different drugs for symptoms to see if something will work.

Remember, Kate Parker even got operations on children who did not need operations,

Who knows what diseases mom found symtoms for.

Gypsy was in wheelchair. How would mother explain why Gypsy was in wheelchair if not for muscular dystrophy? And why did Gypsy need medical flights to go on these tests? That has to be highly unusual.
 
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