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Complaint Review: Terrie Lynn Taylor McDonald Muir Griffis Coleman - Ocala Florida
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Terrie Lynn Taylor McDonald Muir Griffis Coleman
3880 SE 59th Place Ocala, 34480 Florida, U.S.A.
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352-368-9035
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Terrie Lynn Taylor, McDonald, Muir, Griffis, Coleman evil dirt bag con artist fake ripoff inconsiderate Mom Ocala Florida
This woman abuses the system every chance she gets to get even with her childrens' fathers.
She does not work. She sits on her a*s and expects everyone else to pay her bills. She has lived off the state and her parents all her life.
She tells her children that their fathers don't love them or care about them, but continuously refuses the fathers their visitation rights.
She takes the children to the doctor on almost a weekly basis and makes it appear as if the children are really sick.
She has even gone to the length of taking the children to a psychiatrist and telling the psychiatrist that the children are depressed and have mental problems(both of her children).
And has allowed the psychiatrist to put these children on anti-depressants. Her 12 year old daughter is on Paxil, which is Highly addictive and is not approved by the FDA for use by children.
She has been married 5 times. Twice to the same man, who she had restaining orders on for physical abuse the first time she married him.
She has several incident reports on file at the sherrif's office for domestic violence(in front of her children) in her home with every man she has dated or married. One report states that she was so drunk that she could not even talk to the officer.
The children have told other family members about drunken boy- friends walking around the house naked.
Men walking into the shower on the 14 year old daughter repeatedly.
The 14 year old's father lives in Georgia, and has custody of her. She is now in Florida because she was kidnapped and brought across state lines by her grandparents (who are also having marrital problems and have went to counseling for it)and brought to her mother.
Mark
Ocala, Florida
U.S.A.
She does not work. She sits on her a*s and expects everyone else to pay her bills. She has lived off the state and her parents all her life.
She tells her children that their fathers don't love them or care about them, but continuously refuses the fathers their visitation rights.
She takes the children to the doctor on almost a weekly basis and makes it appear as if the children are really sick.
She has even gone to the length of taking the children to a psychiatrist and telling the psychiatrist that the children are depressed and have mental problems(both of her children).
And has allowed the psychiatrist to put these children on anti-depressants. Her 12 year old daughter is on Paxil, which is Highly addictive and is not approved by the FDA for use by children.
She has been married 5 times. Twice to the same man, who she had restaining orders on for physical abuse the first time she married him.
She has several incident reports on file at the sherrif's office for domestic violence(in front of her children) in her home with every man she has dated or married. One report states that she was so drunk that she could not even talk to the officer.
The children have told other family members about drunken boy- friends walking around the house naked.
Men walking into the shower on the 14 year old daughter repeatedly.
The 14 year old's father lives in Georgia, and has custody of her. She is now in Florida because she was kidnapped and brought across state lines by her grandparents (who are also having marrital problems and have went to counseling for it)and brought to her mother.
Mark
Ocala, Florida
U.S.A.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Sean F
Gainesville,Florida,
U.S.A.
Where is Terrie Lynn Taylor, etc, etc, etc
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, April 02, 2008
I am looking for Ms. Taylor......... anyone know where she is hiding?
Debra
Nazareth,Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
Husband?
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, April 21, 2006
What was her husband's name? The one who's last name is Griffis. I am looking for a Terrie Griffis who was married to my brother who is now deceased.
Amy
Norwood,Massachusetts,
U.S.A.
Daughter of a deadbeat mom
#4Consumer Comment
Wed, April 30, 2003
A lot of the time, men are associated with abusive behavior in a domestic situation. It is good to see someone acknowledge that women are just as capable (and somtimes in a more severe way) of abusing their children. My own mother, not affected by Munchausen Syndrome but something similar, has continuously made her children and other family members out to be physically or psychologically impaired. She is also constantly getting into "accidents" that allow her to collect workers compensation. During one of her divorces, she claimed that she was unable to work because she was involved in ten plus litigation suits. Later, she had her only son institutionalized in a long-term care psychiatric facilty because she was unable to support her entire family. He suffers irreparable psychological and emotional damage as a result. Women need to start taking more responsibility for their choices in life and not depend on others for things they can easily get for themselves. It is a new, independent world that holds higher expectations of women. If you are a victim of emotional abuse by anyone, you should seek therapy immediately. Feelings caused by the abuse can be painful or harmful if they are not addressed.
Marty
Ocala,Florida,
U.S.A.
Munchausen by proxy syndrome is a serious psychiatric disorder of parents or guardians of children.
#5Author of original report
Wed, April 16, 2003
Perpetrators manufacture, intentionally or unintentionally, signs and symptoms of disease in their child. They do this, not for the good of the child, but generally to satisfy their own abnormal need. By literally making the child sick, the caregiver has excessive contact with doctors and hospitals. Children undergo unnecessary testing and treatment for diseases that they do not have. This condition is difficult for doctors to identify. Other family members or friends can usually sense an excessive amount of medical activity surrounding an apparently healthy child. If you suspect this is happening, you should inform the parent and the family physician of any such concerns. Parents can ask themselves these questions with respect to seeking medical attention for their children: Are you overly concerned about the health of your children? Do you remain concerned about minor problems that you have been told not to worry about? Do you find yourself obsessing over possible medical problems that might affect your children? Have you ever done an intentional act to make a child appear ill? Do you have any motivation or will you derive any benefit if you make your child appear ill? Parents who see this behavior in themselves should stop the medical attention-seeking behavior and seek psychiatric help as soon as possible.
