restricting their access to her. Yet, behind the scenes, the hospital called DCF immediately after Justina's parents challenged the somatoform diagnosis, alleging that they had abused or neglected her.

"They were actually being accused of being too active in pursuing health care matters for their child," West Hartford psychologist Dean Hokanson, who has worked with Justina for five years, told WTIC.

According to FOX CT, a report written in April by a Boston Children's Hospital physician shows that Justina was taken off of her previously prescribed medication when she entered the hospital:

"Due to concerns regarding Justina's regressive behavior changes around her family, the multiple medical procedures and care episodes she has been through ... and both parents' resistance towards recommended treatment plans for Justina ... a child protection team wasconvened."

The Pelletier's insist, and medical paperwork from Tufts Medical Center confirms, that every surgical procedure and medication that Justina received was approved by doctors. "All we want is Justina back. We don't even know what we are supposed to have done wrong. They say we overmedicated her and forced her to have unnecessary procedures. But all we ever did was follow her original doctors' orders."

Justina's original doctors have now been "cut out of the loop" in exchange for a new team that specializes in Somatoform Disorder. They moved quickly to dispute Dr. Korson's working diagnosis of mitochondrial disease for Justina and accused her parents of medical child abuse. Dr. Korson's requests to be included in the discussions regarding his patient would be subsequently ignored by both Boston Children's