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News Man who poured bleach down his wife’s throat spared jail. Boyle said Nassau was treating her for back pain but on a number of occasions he physically assaulted her. It felt like it was sexual, but I remember justifying it in my mind he’s an Olympic doctor, he must know what he was doing, Boyle said. Knowing in her gut something wasn’t quite right, Boyle, speaking to The Huffington Post, says she told her coach, Kathie kluges, who downplayed it and outgoing her she must have misunderstood. This in turn made Boyle feel ashamed and assume it was all in her head. Since then more than 100 other women have come forward. He was the doctor that went to the Olympics with all the gymnasts, and as a young gymnast, that’s your dream, recalls Boyle. You want to go the Olympics, so why wouldn’t you go with this man who works with all the Olympians? He was a God to all of us. Boyle initially joined the federal lawsuit under a pseudonym but has now decided to speak publicly in the hopes of empowering other women in similar situations to reach forward. This should not be something that we are embarrassed of, because we didn’t do anything wrong, added Boyle. I want people to stand for the truth, and just be able to feel homey ample to reach forward and say This happened to me.’. I had no idea what 'reflex' or 'silent reflex' in babies was, she wrote. Home is where the heart is so glad to be home with my boys. You know how a lot of babies are in that sleepy 'unawaken' newborn phase in the hospital and they impartial sleep a lot? Our boy never went through that stage. He was continually in a lot of pain, it seemed like it was more than just the normal baby elaborate cries, she added. After chatting with friends and family, we decided it was time to get a sleep nanny, honest one night a week. She took to Instagram to unveil the blog post, writing that she didn't want to arrive across as whining, but rather she has listed his symptoms and what helped me get through in an effort to help other mothers in a similar situation.