“You’re going to force me to put my child in medication they don’t need or you’ll call CPS on me?”
“You’re going to force me to put my child in medication they don’t need or you’ll call CPS on me?”
Mother is furious as Doctor denies her a 2nd opinion & threatens to get child protection services to take her child if she doesn’t comply. pic.twitter.com/V2RtYWanNW
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) May 16, 2025
Mother is furious as Doctor denies her a 2nd opinion & threatens to get child protection services to take her child if she doesn’t comply.
- If a doctor is telling you to put your child on ADHD (or any) meds or he will call CPS and not to go to another doctor because he’s your 1st *and* 2nd opinion, RUN. Don’t walk, don’t sit and debate. Grab your child and RUN out of there. Then IMMEDIATELY file a complaint with the medical board of your state. This is 1000% unethical and he should be investigated at the very least. ALL cases in which he put children on ADHD meds should be investigated. A legitimate physician will NEVER tell you he’s all the opinion you need.
Keep this with you at all doctor appointments Save this on your phone to bring to doctor appointments or print out and keep in your wallet. Rx= prescription OTC= Over The Counter
- Take the prescription walk out the fucking door. Don’t give the kid the drug, get a second opinion and get a lawyer if you need to. What you don’t do is get into it back-and-forth like this.
- if you love your kid enough, you will do what is best for him and do what I say, or else I must call CPS to take your child away from you, but I am not forcing you. I am your first and second opinion, you don’t need any other opinions”. Wow!!! – R Graves
- They are no longer doctors. They are just drug dealers for the pharmaceutical companies that lobby the politicians. – Kristi M
- Over the years Doctors have been replaced by Drug Dealers. Hypocratic Oath means nothing. What Doctors have become are dangerous drug dealers not interested in cure. Only addiction and obedience and payment. – CT Cowboy
- Neither one has a badge or other identification, both are wearing masks unnecessarily, there would never be a storage rack and artwork on the floor in a functioning clinic room, there is no child seen or heard in the video, the hallway outside the room isn’t lit, the man standing up is trying way too hard. This is staged. There was an area like this used for education in the university hospital I worked at as a nurse for 8 years, these are likely students playing around and trying to make a viral video. – Jen
- A doctor that threatens to take your child to CPS if you don’t do what he says needs his license revoked. She asks for a second opinion and the Doctor says he’s the first and second opinion and refuses to allow the parent to take her child to another doctor. Where does this arrogance come from? Where is the do no harm? What if he’s wrong and puts a child on meds they don’t need?
- Pretend to comply and don’t give the child the pills. Noone should take ADHD amphetamine. Noone should loose their child for not giving them that poison. I’m just thinking – what ever you do, don’t let them take your child away from you – Emancipation
I asked Grok: Is there any US state that allows a Doctor to call CPS on a parent if they do not agree to give them ADHD Meds?
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All U.S. states have laws requiring certain professionals, including doctors, to report suspected child abuse or neglect to CPS. Medical neglect is a form of neglect where a parent fails to provide adequate medical care, potentially endangering the child’s health or welfare.
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Refusal to administer ADHD medication, on its own, does not typically meet the threshold for medical neglect unless the child’s condition without medication poses a substantial risk of harm (e.g., severe behavioral issues leading to self-harm or harm to others).
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No state has a law that specifically mandates reporting to cps for refusing ADHD medication. However, states like Michigan have addressed this issue indirectly. For example, Michigan’s House Bill 5087 (2001) clarifies that a parent’s refusal to administer psychotropic drugs (including ADHD medications like Ritalin) does not, by itself, constitute reasonable cause for suspecting child abuse or neglect. However, if a physician believes the lack of medication puts the child at substantial risk of physical harm to themselves or others, they are required to report to CPS under the state’s Child Protection Law.
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Other states have similar frameworks where CPS intervention hinges on the severity of the child’s condition and the perceived risk of harm, not just the refusal of medication. For instance, New York has seen cases where parents faced pressure from schools or courts to medicate for ADHD, but this was tied to broader allegations of educational or medical neglect, not a standalone refusal.
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