Educational Harm Timeline — Surry County Schools
Crohn’s Episode Mishandled
A Crohn’s disease episode was mishandled, setting an early precedent for inadequate medical and educational support. This neglect foreshadowed later systemic failures.
Civil Rights Failures & Retaliation
Requests for accommodations under ADA and Section 504 were denied or ignored. After reporting harassment, retaliation followed, deepening harm and discouraging advocacy.
Wrongful Involuntary Commitment (IVC)
During a seizure event, an IVC was applied in error. This introduced psychiatric stigma and inaccurate records, which later influenced how Surry County Schools and healthcare providers treated me.
Crohn’s Flare Leading to ICU
A severe Crohn’s flare in 2018 led to ICU admission. This episode underscored the seriousness of my medical condition, yet accommodations and accurate documentation were still denied.
Continuing Discrimination
Denials of accommodations persisted. Formal complaints were dismissed without meaningful investigation, creating ongoing barriers to education and reinforcing systemic neglect.
Medical Evidence Escalates; Records Remain Inaccurate
Despite emerging diagnoses (EDS/Stickler overlap suspected, neurological and cardiovascular findings), records relied upon by SCS remained incomplete or false, compounding harm.
June 5, 2021 — Hospitalization for Rhabdomyolysis / Medication Buildup / Seizures
Admitted on 06/05/2021 with rhabdomyolysis, medication accumulation, and seizures. Accused of overdose despite later genetic testing showing reduced/altered metabolism leading to drug buildup. Clinical context included abnormal CSF and abnormal EEG/EKG findings.
February 6, 2022 — Northern Regional Hospital IVC (Second IVC)
Placed under IVC at NRH during a medical event despite prior history (06/05/21 hospitalization, abnormal CSF, EEG/EKG). The episode included alleged forged discharge signature and mishandled seizure/Crohn’s care, further distorting the record and undermining credibility in education/medical settings.
Post‑IVC Move & Formal EDS Diagnosis
After moving away from Surry County and following the 02/06/2022 incident, I received a formal EDS diagnosis. This provided clinical validation for longstanding symptoms and explained medication sensitivity/accumulation patterns documented in genetic testing.
Public Documentation Expands
Advocacy broadened with letters, petitions, consolidated evidence, and witness statements. Health impacts continued as systemic failures persisted.
Genetic Testing & Disability Advocacy
Advanced genetic testing referrals supported clinical stabilization and clarified metabolism/accumulation issues. In parallel, I pursued disability recognition and civil-rights enforcement, challenging record inaccuracies.
Escalated Advocacy and Legal Action
Daily countdown letters (June–July 2025) to Commissioners and Board; formal letters and media outreach (WXII, FOX8); announcement of a federal lawsuit (September 2025) against SCS and NRH; behavioral deception analysis of Superintendent Reeves’ FOX8 interview; petition campaign growth; witness statements prepared for filings.
Continued Non-Response by Responsible Parties
Notwithstanding Complainant’s repeated, good-faith efforts to resolve the above-described matters through formal correspondence, administrative complaint procedures, and direct written notice to all parties with knowledge of or responsibility for the alleged violations, each and every such party has, to date, failed and refused to respond substantively, acknowledge liability, provide complete and accurate records as required by law, or otherwise take any corrective action to remedy the ongoing harm suffered by Complainant. Such sustained and deliberate non-response constitutes constructive denial of Complainant’s rights and may be offered as evidence of willful non-compliance in any subsequent administrative or judicial proceeding.