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🗓️ 30 August 2023
⏱️ 91 minutes
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0:00.0 | If you have your own story of being in a cult or a high control group or if you've had |
0:04.1 | experience with manipulation or abuse the power that you'd like to share, leave us a message |
0:08.4 | on our hotline number at 347-86 trust. That's 347-868-7878 or shoot us an email at |
0:17.3 | Trust me, I'm like a smart person. If you think that one person has all the answers, don't! |
0:32.6 | Welcome to Trust Me, the podcast about cults, extreme belief, and manipulation from two reputable |
0:38.1 | non-medical professionals who've actually experienced it I'm lowly-blank and I'm Megan Elizabeth. |
0:43.2 | It's a lot of syllables. Today our guests are Dr. Mark Feldman, Professor of Psychology and |
0:47.8 | Expert in Munchausen by Proxy, and Jordan Hope, a survivor of Munchausen by Proxy. There's so |
0:52.8 | much information in this interview, y'all. Dr. Feldman's going to talk to us about the language |
0:56.4 | around this disorder and why he actually prefers the term medical child abuse. What medical child |
1:01.1 | abuse looks like and some of the more extreme cases he's seen, some of the red flags that he looks |
1:05.1 | out for, and how people get doctors to believe the fictional illnesses they say their children have. |
1:09.8 | This is one of the most fascinating conversations I've ever been a part of. |
1:13.2 | I agree. Jordan will tell us about their experience being medicated by their mother throughout their |
1:18.3 | childhood and taken to doctors for surgery for illnesses they later learned they never had, |
1:23.6 | how they began to suspect that they were a victim of medical child abuse once they learned |
1:28.1 | about it from a professor and what it was like going back through their medical history and seeing |
1:33.1 | it all on record and discovering that a doctor actually knew what was going on and had tried |
1:39.2 | to help. We'll also discuss whether those who commit medical child abuse can be treated, |
1:42.8 | whether it can be passed down and how to tell the difference between a hypochondriac or someone |
1:46.9 | who's a bit obsessive and someone who's intentionally harming their child. Plus, |
1:50.7 | why survivors have to learn how to listen to their own bodies and instincts and resources for |
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