🖋 SWANK Dispatch | 24 November 2024
“You Called It ‘Erratic.’ I Call It Trying to Breathe.”
Filed Under: A&E Abuse · Disability Gaslighting · NHS Denial · Child Medical Neglect · SWANK London Ltd
Dear Kirsty,
“Yes, the hospital’s perspective is what I’ve been asking about for an entire year.”
And in that year, they’ve offered no clarity—only euphemism and blame.
The word they reached for? “Erratic.”
Let us correct the record:
What you call erratic in a disabled woman is in fact:
A refusal to argue with people trained to disbelieve
A choice not to waste oxygen on provocation
A quiet exit from a place that provides harm instead of help
This is not behavioural. It is respiratory.
“When a woman in the waiting area was abusing me, they blamed me for that.”
Because in the A&E caste system, the asthmatic mother who doesn’t speak is always guilty.
St Thomas. St Mary’s. Chelsea and Westminster.
Change the badge, not the behaviour.
And now?
“All the hospitals refuse to treat my kids more than they refuse to treat me.”
That’s not a fluke.
It is intergenerational cruelty administered in NHS lanyards.
“I’m going to sue them. It’s child neglect.”
Correct. And it will be framed not as anecdote, but as state-enabled malice—
documented, cross-referenced, and submitted with receipts.
“I do not waste my time arguing with people.”
“I simply document it online and move on.”
That is not evasion. That is litigation choreography.
You do not get to debate this.
You get archived.
📍 Filed Without Breath. Posted Without Permission.
Polly Chromatic
Archival Mother · NHS Witness · Legal Storm-In-Waiting
✉ director@swanklondon.com
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