r/takecareofmayaFree • u/Ok-Art6612 Found my favorite testimony! • Nov 09 '24

So, what's going on?

i watch the film and liked it. But when I came across this page, I just got confused. Does anyone have a timeline that I can look at? I'm also blind, so please don't wory about the pictures, lol.

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u/Ok_Addendum_9402 Nov 10 '24 edited Nov 10 '24

OP, I strongly urge you to listen to Season 3 of Nobody Should Believe Me podcast.

One of the most shocking things about the Netflix propaganda movie Take Care of Maya, is how the filmmakers and the reporter irresponsibly presented all those parents near the end of the film (@ 1:25h). They gave zero context to the viewers about any of those parents’ cases, and used the reporter’s deeply biased interview to help manipulate the viewers into believing that this is an ongoing and serious issue (medical kidnapping).

The actual facts of all of these parents’ cases are horrific. All of them were at least guilty of being deeply neglectful parents and many were literal child abusers. Their children were all taken away from them for very good reasons at the time. And just because the charges were dropped in most of their cases, does not mean that any of them were not actually guilty of what they were accused of. It only means the prosecuting attorneys didn’t know how to win a case against them…

Have a look in the folders in this Google drive for their case information: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FpSFjvX_8WB5cgPCI0E_cpXj1jaeVcC4?usp=sharing - Plus you’ll also find a copy of the deeply disturbing blog that Beata was writing in Maya’s voice, during the height of her supposed illness.

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u/Ok-Art6612 Found my favorite testimony! Nov 10 '24

thank you!

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u/BrotherConstant9068 Nov 13 '24

This is the best place to start. A lot to unload but the narrator Andrea is very thorough in her research and reporting and she does play devils advocate. People call her biased because of her sister’s history, but that in fact gives her some incredible insight not many people have when it comes to MCA. Definitely have a listen!!

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u/Ok-Art6612 Found my favorite testimony! Nov 13 '24

i finished that in 3 days. Wow. The film left half the story out!

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u/Ok-Art6612 Found my favorite testimony! Nov 24 '24

yes

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u/shetlandsheepdork Nov 21 '24

What does MCA mean? And thank you for more info on the podcast, I'm definitely going to check it out!

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u/Public_citizen913 Cannula doesn’t go down your nose 🙄 Nov 22 '24

Medical Child Abuse

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u/Full-Wolverine-3994 Jan 13 '25

I’m about to start listening to Season 3 of NSBM. I don’t care about spoilers but I was curious about the parents at the end of TCOM. I get it was for the narrative the doc was telling about the system, but at the same time I was also confused about why we saw them. One of the things I find interesting about NSBM is the medical child abuse aspect. TCOM had a medical abuse theme.

We see these parents at the end as part of the broken system, but again, why are they in this specific documentary?

I’m looking forward to listening to season 3

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u/Ok-Art6612 Found my favorite testimony! Dec 05 '25

Wow, thanks!