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  • hachette
    hachette Posts: 591 Forumite
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    bod1467 wrote: »
    You have left a name visible in post 7, in point 4.16.

    I know. I have done copy/paste from the report. I noticed the name left on the top has been removed by mse team. Any how S...h is very common name. I will try to edit it.
  • hachette
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    goater78 wrote: »
    Ms Smith. I suspect that's not enough to identify her ;)

    Why would you want to identify her? Who she is at this stage should not be disclosed and I am sorry I did not notice that when coping that bit of the report.
  • System
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    hachette wrote: »
    Why would you want to identify her? Who she is at this stage should not be disclosed and I am sorry I did not notice that when coping that bit of the report.

    I wouldn't want to identify her but a generic surname (especially of smith) is not giving her identity away so it's a bit of a petty thing for a poster to pick you up on!
  • hachette
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    goater78 wrote: »
    I wouldn't want to identify her but a generic surname (especially of smith) is not giving her identity away so it's a bit of a petty thing for a poster to pick you up on!

    I thought if MSE team removed it from the top of the document then it can not be that petty.
  • lincroft1710
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    hachette wrote: »
    Seems a lot of "advisers" from consumer rights forum have" egg on their faces". It all has gone quiet. No more abuse. :)

    Some of the "advisers" tried to discourage you from pursuing this any further because they believed your health would suffer or was suffering. Even with the forensic vet's report, I would doubt neither the RCVS nor your former vet will roll over and automatically admit any misjudgment or negligence.

    Your next course of action is up to you. But whatever you decide, be very clear in your own mind what you hope to achieve and that it is achievable, and you remain calm.
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  • hollydays
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    They believed her health was suffering, yet there were some who were bullying her..
  • hachette
    hachette Posts: 591 Forumite
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    lincroft1710 wrote: »
    Some of the "advisers" tried to discourage you from pursuing this any further because they believed your health would suffer or was suffering. Even with the forensic vet's report, I would doubt neither the RCVS nor your former vet will roll over and automatically admit any misjudgment or negligence.

    Your next course of action is up to you. But whatever you decide, be very clear in your own mind what you hope to achieve and that it is achievable, and you remain calm.

    I am sort of calm. I know my next action. I will post example of the letter to RCVS tomorrow.
  • hachette
    hachette Posts: 591 Forumite
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    lincroft1710 wrote: »
    Some of the "advisers" tried to discourage you from pursuing this any further because they believed your health would suffer or was suffering. Even with the forensic vet's report, I would doubt neither the RCVS nor your former vet will roll over and automatically admit any misjudgment or negligence.

    Your next course of action is up to you. But whatever you decide, be very clear in your own mind what you hope to achieve and that it is achievable, and you remain calm.

    I think RCVS will be very worried about ....?
  • hachette
    hachette Posts: 591 Forumite
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    Thank you all, there was so much more care on this forum
  • hachette
    hachette Posts: 591 Forumite
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    lincroft1710 wrote: »
    Some of the "advisers" tried to discourage you from pursuing this any further because they believed your health would suffer or was suffering. Even with the forensic vet's report, I would doubt neither the RCVS nor your former vet will roll over and automatically admit any misjudgment or negligence.

    Your next course of action is up to you. But whatever you decide, be very clear in your own mind what you hope to achieve and that it is achievable, and you remain calm.

    We just have to wait and see.
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