‘Ms A’ goes public after doctor struck off
Friday 26th August 2011, 2:30PM BST.
A PATIENT who was lured into a relationship with her psychiatrist has waived her right to anonymity in a bid to stop other vulnerable women from falling into the same trap.
In an article in the Daily Mail yesterday, former Guernsey resident Michele Mauger relived her 13-year affair with Castel Hospital doctor Steven Lomax, which began in 1988. She is now in her early 60s.
The story of previously-anonymous ‘Ms A’ came to light following an investigation by the General Medical Council that declared the disgraced psychiatrist as unfit for practice.
‘There was a time when I could hardly go 24 hours without seeing him,’ she said. ‘Everyone – including my family – was eclipsed by my need to be with Dr Steven Lomax,’ she was quoted as saying.
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Sounds like a case of sour grapes to me. She was happy with him for 13 years, maybe it’s when he ended the affair she decided to end his career.
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has waived her right to anonymity in a bid to stop other vulnerable women from falling into the same trap’.
Phew thanks! Nothing to do with the money the Daily Mail gave you then…..?
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I feel quite sorry for this woman, she must be feeling right out of ‘it’, to now make herself a public figure.
My concerns lay with the Daily Mail and how they seem to be open to publishing any story that downs our Island community.
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