Emma had been having headaches for weeks. I knew she’d mentioned them. I thought they were stress or screens. What I didn’t know was that Claire had taken her to a pediatrician I’d never even heard of.
They had a shared digital folder called “Emma Med Notes.”
In it, one document described me – by name – as:
“Laura: loving but emotional and reactive. Judgment questionable since divorce.”
They were tracking Emma’s symptoms and, apparently, tracking me.
My ex-husband, for the record, never once questioned my parenting. The attacks weren’t about Emma’s safety. They were about control.
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