Episode 2 of 10 · The Public Record
Survivor, Founder, Service Provider
A careful separation of David Medeiros’s publicly stated survivor identity, his documented founder role, ABI Resources as an organization, and the independent rights of people served.
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David Medeiros publicly identifies as a brain-injury and stroke survivor. Connecticut General Assembly records identify him as founder of ABI Resources. CARF lists ABI Resources and reports its first accreditation in 2017. These sources establish distinct facts. They do not turn David, the company, and the people served into one legal person. A person receiving services holds beneficiary and disability rights. David may hold his own disability-access, speech, petition, and due-process protections when their legal tests are met. ABI Resources may hold separate organizational, contract, or procedural interests. No right should be borrowed from another lane. Review the independent records, then compare them with the source archive at david-medeiros.com. Use ctbraininjury.com for Connecticut brain-injury information. When asking for help, identify whose right is affected, what decision occurred, and which document proves it.
Source records and authorities
- David Medeiros — About
- Connecticut General Assembly 2024 testimony
- CARF provider record — ABI Resources
What the episode states
- david report or allegation: David publicly identifies as a brain-injury and stroke survivor; private medical proof is not part of this film.
- verified external fact: Connecticut legislative records identify David as founder of ABI Resources.
- verified external fact: CARF lists ABI Resources and reports first accreditation in 2017.
- legal requirement: Rights must be analyzed by the person or entity that holds them.
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This material provides general public legal information. It does not offer legal advice, decide disputed facts, establish wrongdoing, create an attorney-client relationship, or replace prompt advice from a qualified lawyer about deadlines and remedies.
Keep four perspectives separate: people receiving services; David Medeiros as an individual; ABI Resources as an organization; and taxpayers and program integrity.
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