An inquest was being prepared for - the paediatrician seems to have provided information to the coroner which changed his mind from a "death by natural causes" to focus on parents.
The FII info for clinicians is very problematic when it cones to ME/CFS
Medical records had been obtained and a host of inaccuracies found.
I'm not surprised. Here is a message I wrote in 2018 after one by Arnie Pye who said "They were in many places a complete fiction.":
"So are mine. This is from an entry of mine on Phoenix Rising from 2015:
"I had to fight hard to get copies of my notes sent to me. I got a batch from the previous GP. They are so chaotic I'm perhaps not surprised that GPs from there seemed to have little idea what was going on with me. Recently I finally typed up those of particular interest in a more coherent form. That was how I finally discovered that my first bout of severe hyponatraemia (dismissed on the phone, and recorded in my notes, as a panic attack!) came soon after I was prescribed an ACE inhibitor. By then I had suffered a fracture and dental damage, plus 4 days in hospital with another severe episode, and had been forced to change GPs by the appalling behaviour of doctors at the old one, aggressively blaming me for the illness, following the lead of the hospital consultant. This adverse drug effect has cost me dear in terms of reducing my ability to work. I was just keeping my head above water until then. I am now off it after 7 years...
When I asked for the hospital notes after my admission in 2010 I was referred repeatedly to the hospital's legal department!
Finally I got them - and more - from my new GP. They are full of errors, even attributing things to me that I have most certainly never said, portraying me in a way that friends would not recognise. Some of it is insulting, and in another context might be libellous.
All my childhood records are missing. (removed reference to someone but probably not in time! No need to reply!)
One thing that might be useful - and I have found particularly useful - is test results. My doctors have sometimes clearly not understood them. Now that I have them, I can look them up in the downloaded handbook of the local hospital that they use."
There are also many things completely missing, such as what vaccinations I've had, what I've had removed, etc."
