slideshow evidence & audio of meeting to instruct an investigor
Channel: ronan bluney
Date: 13/10/2013

facebook @ simon simon or ronan blaney for timeline with complete set of video evidence
lack of diagnostic recognition means adults with autism in w. london are been mistreated as mentally ill (schizophrenia etc) harmful to their care as few resources get set aside to diagnose middle aged adults with autism since it is spotted in childhood 

I was wrongly diagnosed with schizophrenia and then correctly diagnosed with autistic asperger's syndrome.  While i have the trust for wrong doing i am relatively safe but if this is not the case the trust is likely to give me a dual diagnosis to a similar diagnosis as before with autistic disorder included and make my life a living hell to protect itself from any risk of responsibility for previous wrong doing. A lot to ask of a mental health patient where the Health Trust seems to diagnose everyone as dangerous for ease of management. We all end up been diagnosed either as schizophrenic or having a personality disorder. They have been lassoing in everyone in the community where permanent short term crisis teams use brutal means to control us calling us liars and treating us like criminals  in our own homes so we tow the line. With almost not even any proper excuses forcing admissions  into the psychiatric hospital even when we pass the sanity tests about hearing voices etc by lying about what we say just so we can be brought into the hospital for reassessment. That place has become a place of punishment so we abide by what the trust tells us to do just so we do not end up back on a ward for long stays with limited half hour daily leave that is always been taken away or no leave and the psychological abuse by staff is unbelievable. They are at a wholesale level rediagnosing the over diagnosis of schizophrenia etc in their patients that was unsafe to a new diagnosis of personality disorder or delusions of grandeur that is equal in severity to the old diagnosis of schizophrenia etc instead of to a less severe diagnosis such as mild depression. The trust can not afford to be wrong & give us the all clear. I am the first trust patient i know of to get an undiagnosis of schizophrenia to a re-diagnosis of asperger's syndrome. I was told a lot of senior consultants would be losing sleep worrying about losing their jobs over this new diagnosis that brought their professional opinions into question. My support worker who helped me when the trust did not think i could pass the grueling 5 hour test assessment to get rediagnosed was initially thanked for her work by the trust. Then all her troubles started. She got harassed at work, was suspended and is now where the trust want her under threat of legal action. The trust maintains for using disparaging language towards them & for telling others how the trust ruined my life with a wrong diagnosis including a GP where on each occasion i asked her to tell others of what had happened for what i thought were reasons of transparency that would protect us both. For this the trust maintained she breached the medical confidentially of a vulnerable adult and since the trust knew firing her for the reason of the trust been caught out on a misdiagnosis would backfire with her Trade Union then coming to her defense now has her where the trust wants her under the threat of legal action partly because it can afford expensive counsel that she can not match. I was later informed the trust wanted her co-operation for the diagnosis to be changed from a single diagnosis of aspergers to a dual diagnosis to to protect the trust from any liability that would otherwise ensue. The trust can not know i have a lawyer and counsel and i have to attend a meeting for legal reasons first to seek clarity on how the trust is handling my complaint. The trust has already an assessment team in place along side a recovery team to recontact their patients to apparently update their records and have invited me to the office of this team for the meeting about the complaint. I managed to have the place where i was to meet a senior consultant psychiatrist who was the lead person to investigate the complaint and also the head of the recovery team to a different location outside a hospital as i was afraid the trust would use the opportunity to introduce me to the assessment team for an assessment on the day  or later by appointment with out me knowing for a dual diagnosis claiming of course the trust needed to update it's records and only needed me for some people to ask me a few questions. There are many others who have been wronged like me and everyone i talk to who has come out of the psychiatric hospital says i do not want to talk about that place and some rush off at this point. They seem to be in fear. To be honest i am in fear myself and am of late finding it difficult to hold everything together. I also believe my support worker has been put in fear.