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Input: My ex and I have a son, who is 10. About 2 years ago, my wife started going from doctor to doctor complaining about some symptom or another that my son was showing. It got to the point that certain doctors refused to see her. I never witnessed any of the symptoms, but I was never really home as I was working full time plus overtime and usually got home after my son was asleep.

However, my wife’s insistence that something was wrong with our son in spite of the fact that every doctor was telling her it was nothing absolutely tanked our marriage and I left her. The court allowed her primary custody, but medical decisions had to go through me. I also called CPS on her to make sure she wasn’t continuing on with the doctor shopping. CPS closed the case, so I thought it was done with.

However, my son recently broke his arm, and when the hospital did the xrays and such, they noticed some issues and started asking him questions, which resulted in a specialist coming in, and my son was diagnosed with a very uncommon disease that explained all the symptoms that my wife had claimed he had the years before. I was there for all of this, so I know my ex didn’t do anything to influence the diagnosis. In fact, she refused to go into the hospital room at all and made me do it instead.

When they told us the diagnosis, I could tell my ex was feeling smug. I didn’t say anything in front of our son, but when he went into the bathroom, I told her she wasn’t getting an apology from me. She laughed in my face and left me feeling even more pissed, but I’m not going to pursue it for my sons sake. AITA in all this?

refusing to apologize after it came out that my ex wife was right