Yes Byz, I see what your saying and my attorney was going to add that to the case. But he told me that my neighbor would then have the rights to my psychological history and that would include him knowing about CSA. So I left that out of my case. I had asked him later about that again and he said because I said to take it out I can't claim it anymore. I was really struggling when I took it out and I really didn't want my neighbor to have the rights to my history and I also couldn't get the mistakes corrected at the time so I didn't really know what to do. At the time Byz I was already so torn up, I couldn't allow my neighbor to have the ability to destroy my mind by attacking me psychologically too. It would have been allowing him to have access to the depths of me, it would have destroyed me.

It was very hard for me to realize that his negligence could actually give him access to so much of me.
At least that is how my attorney explained it to me, which lead to my decision. If I had been given assurance of protection of private information, I would have added the emotional impact to my case.
I did ask him a few times because I just couldn't believe that my neighbor would be able to gain access to my psychological history that way. And that it would also become accessable to the public.

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