Bohn, who is currently living in Idaho, spoke by telephone at his hearing today in an Anchorage courtroom. The media was not allowed to be present but his family and attorney spoke after the proceeding.
“I think all the parties have come to the agreement that Bret Bohn has regained capacity and he is now ready to re-enter society as the young man he was before he had a guardian placed over him last fall,” said Mario Bird, an attorney for Bohn’s parents.
Bohn was declared medically incapacitated a short time after he was admitted to Providence Alaska Medical Center last fall; first for insomnia, then for seizures.
The family clashed with hospital staff over medications given to their son.
A judge overrode his parent’s power of attorney and gave sole control over Bohn’s medical decisions to a paid public guardian.
Lorraine Phillips, Bohn’s mother, said she was looking forward to seeing her son soon and couldn’t be happier that he had regained his rights. She said her son is doing well and is able to make his own decisions, including whether he might seek legal redress over what happened to him.
Source:
Judge Recommends Removal of Legal Guardian for Bret Bohn
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Bret Bohn Case Puts Spotlight on Alaska State Guardian Program
Sue 'em!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's the only thing that will stop this nonsense!!!
Congratulations, Bohn family. You've achieved a miracle!
ReplyDeleteI am in 100% agreement. The judge overrode his parents POA oh so what's new about that? Nothing.
ReplyDeleteI hope this family sues the **** out of all who are involved. This is taxpayer funded crimes so wake up America! you are next!
Hospitals are very dangerous places best to know that you or your loved ones are in their control with layers of lawyers and schemes.
Know this before you step one foot in their doors.
Good luck to the Bohn family to have their day in court to expose the schemes that fit the national pattern of operation.
Good going. And thank you Judge.
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