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Texas Mother Alandria Sebron Arrested Over Broken Bones in Baby — Family Claims Medical Misdiagnosis, Not Abuse

Posted on May 28, 2025 by Usainsightreport

Texas Mother Alandria Sebron Arrested Over Broken Bones in Baby — Family Claims Medical Misdiagnosis, Not Abuse

In a deeply troubling and increasingly controversial case out of Texas, a mother named Alandria Sebron was arrested after doctors reported her infant daughter, Jirah, showed signs of multiple broken bones. The case quickly drew the attention of child protective services (CPS), leading to the infant being taken from her parents’ custody and Alandria facing criminal charges. But the family insists this is a tragic misunderstanding rooted not in abuse — but in a rare medical condition.

A Shocking Diagnosis Leads to Arrest

The situation began when Alandria and her husband took their baby girl, Jirah, to the hospital after noticing she appeared to be in pain. Medical examinations revealed multiple fractures, prompting doctors to suspect physical abuse. Following standard protocol in such situations, the hospital alerted authorities.

Soon after, CPS intervened. The infant was placed in protective custody, and Alandria Sebron was arrested, charged in court with child abuse — a traumatic turn of events for any parent. However, the Sebrons would soon uncover evidence that would shift the narrative.

Rickets: A Misunderstood Disease

Determined to prove their innocence, the Sebron family sought out additional medical evaluations. They consulted experts who concluded that baby Jirah suffers from rickets, a bone-weakening disease caused by a severe deficiency in vitamin D. In infants, this condition can lead to bone pain, delayed growth, and, crucially, fractures that may appear suspicious to the untrained eye — or even to experienced physicians unfamiliar with pediatric metabolic bone diseases.

According to the Sebrons, Jirah’s fractures were the result of her illness, not mistreatment. They provided medical documentation to the court, which acknowledged the diagnosis and the possibility that the broken bones could be consistent with rickets rather than physical abuse. As a result, Jirah was returned to her parents’ care.

The Emotional and Legal Aftermath

Although their daughter is now back home, the Sebrons’ legal ordeal is far from over. Alandria still faces criminal charges. “They accused me of something I didn’t do,” she said in a public statement. “I was just trying to take care of my baby.”

Now, the Sebrons are speaking out — not just to clear their names, but to shine a light on what they call a case of “medical kidnapping.” This controversial term is used by some families and advocacy groups to describe instances where children are removed from their parents based on medical misunderstandings or misdiagnoses.

A Growing Controversy in the U.S.

The Sebron case is not isolated. Across the United States, families have come forward with similar stories — children removed from their homes due to medical conditions that mimic abuse symptoms. Some doctors and legal experts warn that overzealous responses can tear apart innocent families, especially when cultural or socioeconomic factors lead to miscommunication between caregivers and medical professionals.

Critics of the system argue that once abuse is suspected, the presumption of innocence for parents can quickly erode. “When a child shows unexplained injuries, it’s absolutely right for doctors and CPS to investigate,” said one pediatrician. “But we need to be equally thorough in ruling out medical causes. Rickets, brittle bone disease, and other conditions can be easily overlooked.”

The Fight for Justice

For Alandria Sebron, the fight is not just about clearing her name — it’s about preventing other families from experiencing the same nightmare. The Sebrons are calling for reforms in how child abuse investigations are handled when rare or misunderstood medical conditions may be at play. They hope their story will inspire greater awareness, more education for medical professionals, and a more compassionate approach from the legal system.

“This shouldn’t happen to another family,” Alandria said. “My daughter needed help. Instead, they took her from us.”

As the legal process continues, the Sebrons remain united, determined to prove their innocence and ensure that baby Jirah grows up safe, healthy — and surrounded by the family that loves her.

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