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False memories
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He asked for $8,000,000 for wages he would have earned if he had not lost his job and general damages. In Napa County Superior Court, Gary Ramona, represented by lawyer Richard Harrington, sued Western Medical, Rose, and Isabella, stating that the parties gave his daughter false memories and that the alleged sexual abuse never occurred. Holly Ramona entered a master's program in clinical psychology at Pepperdine University. Isabella moved to Virginia and continued her career there, while Rose moved to Hawaii and stopped practicing psychiatry. Gary's wife Stephanie divorced him, and he lost his family and job. She accused Gary of raping her from the time when she was 5 until when she was 8, and that these memories were triggered when her father looked at her in a sexually-charged way during a Christmas 1989 visit to their house. Holly Ramona confronted her father at a Mameeting at Western Medical, in which her mother was also present. Holly, at this point believing her father raped her, agreed to take sodium amytal, administered by Rose, which was meant to recover memories. Western Medical chief of psychiatry Richard Rose also treated Holly Ramona. Isabella had not received much training in the eating disorder realm although initial reports stated that this was her specialty. Isabella stated that sexual abuse affected 60–70% of her patients experiencing eating disorders. Marche Isabella, a counselor for children, families, and marriages, told Holly and Stephanie that bulimia was usually caused by incest.

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From 1989 to 1990 she was treated at Western Medical Center in Anaheim, California. Daughter Holly Ramona, a student at the University of California, Irvine, had experienced bulimia and depression and sought treatment in the beginning of 1990. Gary Ramona was a vice president for worldwide marketing of Robert Mondavi Winery and made an annual salary of $400,000, and was married to Stephanie Ramona.











False memories