I'd done some very nice things for Dr Robert Lefever, his son Robin Lefever and the PROMIS Recovery Centre. I helped them with their addiction counseling course which has gone on to be very successful. I introduced them to the psycholigist for the British Olympic team from whom they started receiving referals. This was in conjuction with a good deal of other work I was doing on their behalf. However, for some reason, Robert Lefever and his equally nasty son Robin decided they wanted to get me into their treatment programme, saying that I would "kill myself" if I didn't go in.
Succumbing to their pressure tactics I did go into treatment which was paid for by private medical coverage. I was "treated' if one can call it this, primarily by PROMIS"s sallwart liars, Linda Stevens, a former fruit picker, and Glenn Garnham, a former taxi driver. Upon leaving treatment I decided that not all was well. I felt depressed, as if I'd been abused in some way, and so I decided to request my medical records from PROMIS. They were very reluctant, however, to provide them to me and so I had to quote the law to them in order to get my records. They have 15 days by law to provide medical records.
I was completely shocked and sadened upon receiving the medical records compiled by the PROMIS Recovery Centre about me. They were full of malicious lies. They said that I was paranoid; they said I had suicidal ideation; they made me out to be a schzophrenic; Robert Lefever said that I didn't do any worthwhile work for them when the course alone has gone on to be very successful.
If you do make the mistake of going into PROMIS Recovery Centre, be sure to check your notes. They may very well be, like mine, full of malicious lies. I wouldn't trust this nasty little man Robert Lefever and his equally contemptable son Robin Lefever as far as I could throw them.
Pete
Swansea
United Kingdom
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