Judge: Sharon Stone Wanted To Botox Her Son

TMZ has new details in the judgment that denied Sharon Stone's request to move her son Roan, 8, from San Francisco (where he lives with ex-husband Phil Bronstein and is in school) to Los Angeles.

The court has released what it calls the "Tentative Statement of Decision." It is a highly sensitive document, which outlines a bitter, ongoing battle between Stone and ex-husband, Phil Bronstein.

Among many things, the judge says, "Mother appears to overreact to many medical issues involving Roan." In one case, the judge describes Stone believing Roan had a spinal condition, but "there was no evidence to support this allegation."

And then the court says, "Another example of an overreaction is that Mother suggested that Roan should have Botox injections in his feet to resolve a problem he had with foot odor. As Father appropriately noted, the simple and common sense approach of making sure Roan wore socks with his shoes and used foot deodorant corrected the odor problem without the need for any invasive procedure on this young child."

The judge goes on: "Unfortunately, the problem caused by Mother's overreactions is painfully real for this child."

TMZ, not known for being shy with the details, says it has more details but will not publish them.

Flashback:
September 23: Judge rules Stone cannot move Roan to LA

Comments

[Sunflower1]

I have a daughter that has a severe case of hyperhydrosis. It is a horribly embarrassing problem, where your sympathetic nervous system goes into over drive, causing severe sweating in your hands and many times (as is the case with my daughter) your feet. Literally, my daughters hands would be sweating as if she had just washed them in the sink, and didn't dry them. Her feet do the same thing..she leaves puddles. One answer to this problem is botox. It paralyzes the sweat glands, and offers relief. I actually had a sympathectomy done for my daughter, as her case was amongst the most severe. Let's not judge until we know all of the facts here. Botox is used for underarm sweating as well, when the case if bad enough. We don't know what is going on here, but it is not for "beauty" I assure you.

[1003]

Yes, I forgot! What kind of a man who is a big wig in San Fransisco and make a huge salary wanted Sharon to pay him Alimony? An opportunist what's what. Don't be fooled by this man!!

[klandish]

That's shocking, did he really? What a smear on his reputation. I'll never look at him the same way. Is money or revenge really more important than looking like an exploitive, predatory ex husband?

[Bitsko]

Is this any of our business, HuffP0?

[harriettubman]

I guess some of the CA posters were right about Sharon's poor parenting skills. I also read where the judge said she delegates her parenting duties to 3d parties. There's a whole lot of Hollywood people who do that. To think she adopted 2 more children. SMH......

[Lemmiwinks]

its pretty standard liberal parenting 101. ask alec baldwin.

[learnsomething]

I hate to see a mother lose custody, but that child is probably better off with Phil. Sharon is a little off key. She hasn't been right since she had her brain surgery.

The courts do not take a mothers child all willy nilly, on flim flam accusations. So, I believe the story.

[jojojo]

It's no more sad for a mother lose custody than for a man to lose custody...

[learnsomething]

I was wondering why she lost custody of her son. Now I know.

[CircleofHealth]

While I certainly don't know whether or not Sharon Stone actually has the psychological behavior known as Munchausen's by Proxy (MBP) , some of the reported behavior points down that road. Courts are becoming more savvy about it as it's less uncommon than one might think.

In this behavior, parents (and most commonly Mothers) become overly focused on their child's health, perceiving, exaggerating, and in some cases inducing health problems where none existed prior.

It's commonly believed that this is done to get attention and is considered a form of abuse both because of the ailments induced, the inappropriate treatments, and also because of the emotional abuse of the child. Placing the child with a relative is a common solution.

I'd also like to ask what kind of dermatologist would agree to Botox a child's feet? While the FDA consistently tries to regulate natural treatments that compete with pharmaceutical products, there's no regulation that would prevent Botox (which has never been tested on children) being given to a child.

Roan Bronstein is lucky to have a caring father-- who I hope will get him counseling. Given the long and protracted nature of this divorce, I would also suggest that he consider family repatterning work which is very useful for resolving protracted post-marital conflicts.

For more info on that: www.collectiverealm.com

For more on MBP:
http://www.mbpexpert.com/definition.html

[marymansour]

I never liked that woman. Now I know why.

[Bitsko]

She was pretty good in Casino.

[ellezeebub]

That is an incredibly misleading headline. Maybe botoxing his feet wasn't a great idea, but that is not anything like what the headline screams. HuffPo loses 10 integrity points.

[Meah]

Not true. It is no more appropriate to use Botox on a child for either reason. Botox is a serious drug and even children with cerebral palsy that use Botox for muscle spasms are at risk.

[speakyourmind]

Then don't come here and read it. Move along now.

[ellezeebub]

You make a post look smart.

[Posterella]

Botox to treat sweating is CRAZY. Sweating is the body's healthy and natural way of eliminating toxins. By preventing sweating, the toxins remain in the body, exactly where you don't want them.

[learnsomething]

Exactly

[starcasmdotnet]

Does that mean Pamela Anderson's lips don't smell bad?

Check out our movie poster based on Sharon's parenting skills:

http://starcasm.net/archives/491

[Jamesdean]

what else do you expect from a woman who got famous by opening her legs.

[strangerinthenight]

I am beginning to think Huffpo doesn't like Stone. Bronstein has a lot of pull !

[RJII]

creepy cruella fur wearer. animals 1, Cruella Stone 0

[tjwdraws]

I agree. That woman is constantly draped in rotting corpses.

Fur is worn by beautiful animals and UGLY PEOPLE!

[mirandawilde]

She appears to be ready for her close-up in this picture.

[Mort]

Good one, Mr. DeMille!