A personal record, grounded in the sources

A documented
medical history.

The details behind years of complex care. Psychiatric admissions, major surgery, a sibling donor transplant, and the course that followed.

Prepared October 25, 2026 · Based on medical records and available historical information

THE RECORD BASE Three clinical source collectionsPlus supplemental outpatient history

CHOPTransplant & childhood care
Carrier Clinic2017 inpatient abstract
RWJBarnabasVisits & preserved legacy scans
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01 / MENTAL HEALTH

The central focus of this history

Understanding
the severity.

The records document severe mood episodes, suicidal thinking, reported attempts, and repeated need for intensive treatment.

Severity is described at the time of care. Improvement at discharge and periods of functioning are included in the same history.

01AGE 14 · INPATIENT

Carrier Clinic

February 25 – March 9, 2017

Recurrent major depression, severe, without psychotic features. Suicidal thinking, self injury concerns, and impaired impulse control, insight, and judgment were documented.

COURSE & DISCHARGE

Medication changes and gradual improvement; partial hospital follow up arranged.

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02AGE 18 · INPATIENT

Monmouth Medical Center

November 21 – 27, 2020

Approximately five suicide attempts were reported in the preceding two months. The inpatient diagnosis was bipolar depression, severe, without psychotic features.

COURSE & DISCHARGE

Voluntary treatment, daily reassessment, medication changes, and improvement before discharge.

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03AGE 19 · EMERGENCY CRISIS

Another escalation

October 8 – 9, 2021

Months of depression and suicidal thinking led to psychiatric screening, 15 minute checks, and a recommendation for voluntary inpatient care.

WHAT THE RECORD SHOWS

Transfer disposition documented; the receiving hospital’s complete course is unavailable.

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Two inpatient stays have discharge documentation. The 2021 record establishes a crisis, inpatient recommendation, and transfer disposition. These historical records do not assess present mental health.

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02 / INPATIENT CARE

Dated care and documented episodes

Inside the stay.
Day by day.

Psychiatric symptoms, treatment changes, observed episodes, and recovery, connected to the original records.

Open an admission to read its daily entries.

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The PDF and Word downloads contain the earlier overview. The expanded daily chronology and procedure details are available here on the website.

03 / CHRONOLOGY

The major events, in sequence

Years of care.
One timeline.

Explore the milestones, then open an event for context and its original source references.

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04 / THE AVAILABLE HISTORY

Overview PDF ↗

Every chapter,
in detail.

Read the full source based synthesis. Diagnoses, treatment, functioning, complications, and uncertainties remain connected to the records.

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05 / SOURCES & SCOPE

What supports this history

Traceable to
the records.

Clinical chapters cite original pages or numbered scans. The January 2023 Bright Harbor entry is supplemental history; its underlying clinical records are unavailable.

01

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Transplant, childhood care, renal pathology, and later embedded entries.

1,013PDF pages
02

Carrier Clinic

Abstract of the February–March 2017 adolescent psychiatric admission.

24PDF pages
03

RWJBarnabas Health

149 page visit export, 288 pages of preserved legacy scans, and a two page echocardiogram.

439preserved pages
04

Bright Harbor Healthcare

January 9, 2023 outpatient withdrawal. Underlying clinical records unavailable; included as supplemental history.

2023records unavailable

THE LIMITS MATTER

A detailed history,
with gaps made visible.

The available collection does not include every lifetime record. Of 326 RWJ legacy items in the inventory, 269 were not reviewed. The original splenectomy operative report, complete receiving hospital chart after the 2021 transfer, and a current psychiatric assessment are unavailable.

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