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care professionals. You know.. .I understand that if the church didn’t believe that she met the criteria, she wouldn’t be.. .you know. . .ready for an involuntary. . .you know. . . admission into the hospital. But does the church have anything that they would do. . .any program or...?
Goldsberry-Weber:
What we do is.. .if we know somebody’s got a
physical problem, part of that is to liaison
with a medical doctor for a full medical checkup a full physical workup so we can see if there’s
a physical cause. There usually is a physical cause to this.. .what caused it. So what we would normally have to do if we know that there’s somebody having problems. . .my part is to get them to a medical doctor for a full workup.. .blood tests.. .X-Rays. . .whatever is needed. And that’s what we do instead of a psychiatric. . .is we find a medical doctor and do a very thorough workup.
Det. Sudler:
Okay.
Det. Carrasquillo:
Did Lisa have that?
Goldsberry-Weber:
I have no knowledge because my senior was put
on the case. I have no knowledge.
Det. Sudler:
Okay. So you don’t know if. she saw any
physicians for that?
Goldsberry-Weber:
No. My involvement ended when I left the
hospital. 0
Det. Sudler:
Are there any. . .you know. . .counseling or mental
O health programs that the church does outside of
the. . you know. . .mental health care professionals?
Goldsberry-Weber:
I.. .I’m not involved. All I do is I make sure
that they get to a physical doctor.
Det. Sudler:
Okay. We had information that sometimes...

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