⟡ Annex R – The Silent Stethoscope ⟡
In Which Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust Mistook Itself for a Legal Guardian and Cancelled Asthma Appointments Accordingly
Metadata
Filed: 8 July 2025
Reference Code: N1/ANNEX/R
Court File Name: 2025-07-08_AnnexR_N1Claim_HammersmithHospital_ParentalExclusion.pdf
Filed by: Polly Chromatic
Children Involved:
• Regal
• Prerogative
• Kingdom
• Heir
I. What Happened
In the polished corridors of Hammersmith Hospital, someone with a schedule but no legal authority made an administrative choice with clinical consequences:
to cancel respiratory appointments for four disabled children whose only mistake was being removed from their mother by social workers already under civil investigation.
The Claimant, their mother and lawful medical decision-maker, received no letter, no call, no consultation. Despite her children’s known asthma diagnoses, previous hospital oversight, and pending high-risk treatment pathways, the NHS Trust simply erased her — and her calendar.
This annex now forms the newest addition to the Claimant’s N1 civil claim. It signals not a scheduling oversight, but a sophisticated act of medical displacement carried out in collaboration with safeguarding professionals already the subject of public legal scrutiny.
II. What the Complaint Establishes
What appears on paper as appointment cancellations in fact reveals:
A targeted erosion of parental authority
The weaponisation of scheduling as a tool of bureaucratic punishment
A medical institution behaving as an arm of the state, without judicial instruction or constitutional integrity
This is not about healthcare delivery.
This is about institutional alignment with retaliation.
III. Procedural Breaches
Violation of medical ethics – Withdrawal of essential care without consent
Breach of parental rights – Silent displacement of legal decision-making authority
Disability discrimination – Obstructed treatment for clinically diagnosed asthma
Retaliatory collaboration – Evident synchronisation with safeguarding officers named in active legal proceedings
IV. Legal Context
This annex joins a formal £88 million civil claim and active judicial review naming:
Westminster City Council
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Multiple individuals, agents, and complicit bodies
Grounds include:
Negligence
Disability discrimination
Safeguarding misuse
Procedural retaliation following litigation
The NHS Trust, by acting beyond its remit and in silent coordination with civil defendants, now becomes a subject of evidentiary concern.
V. Supporting Evidence
Letter to Hammersmith Hospital dated 8 July 2025
2025-07-08_Letter_HammersmithHospital_AppointmentChangesWithoutConsent.pdf
NHS referral letters and appointment confirmations
Master Retaliation Timeline (June–July 2025)
Clinical documentation establishing the necessity of asthma oversight
VI. SWANK’s Position
SWANK London Ltd. recognises this conduct as the quietest form of collaboration — the kind written not in emails, but in missed appointments.
The NHS Trust, in disregarding medical continuity and bypassing lawful parental authority, has ceased to operate as a neutral health provider. It has instead crossed the threshold into state-assisted exclusion.
Hammersmith Hospital will remain listed among the defendants named in the N1 civil claim. Its complicity has been noted. Its silence has been archived. Its cancellations have been converted into evidence.
This is not just poor practice. It is calculated omission disguised as care.