Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Ja Pagaddu
Ja Pagaddu
Ja Pagaddu
JUDICIAL-AFFIDAVIT
Q2: Please state to the Honorable Court where did you obtain your
degree in medicine and your endeavors, if any, in the medical
field thereafter?
A2: I obtained my degree in Doctor of Medicine at the Cagayan State
University-College of Medicine and Surgery in Tuguegarao City,
Cagayan in 2001. I finished my Post-Graduate Internship at the
Quezon City General Hospital on October 31, 2002. In February
2003, I took and passed the Physicians’ Licensure Examination.
After passing the licensure examination, I was employed as a
Resident Physician at Tumauini Community Hospital from April
2003 to February 2004 and a University Physician at St. Paul
University Philippines from July 2003 to May 2004 and at
Cagayan Valley Medical Center from July 2004 to present, sir. In
addition, I was sent for lateral residency training at the National
Center for Mental Health in Mandaluyong City from January
2008 to January 2011, sir.
Q5: In those fifteen (15) years that you have been practicing your
profession, how many cases have you evaluated in relation to
psychological incapacity of spouses, madam witness?
A5: More or less three hundred ten (310) cases, sir.
Q6: Do you know the parties in the instant petition, Sheryl Agamata
Carag and Michael Kristoffer Samonte Carag, madam witness?
A6: Yes, sir.
Q8: What are your findings, madam witness, with respect to the
psychiatric status of the petitioner, Sheryl Agamata Carag?
A8: Based on the personal and collateral interviews and psychiatric
evaluation I performed on the petitioner, Sheryl Agamata Carag,
I found out that the petitioner is manifesting signs and symptoms
of a psychiatric disorder known as Passive-Aggressive Personality
Disorder, sir.
Q11: In your evaluation of the life history of the petitioner and the
respondent, did you find if they were able to comply with their
marital obligation to “live together, observe mutual love, respect
and fidelity, and render mutual help and support?” Please
explain.
A12: Yes, there is, sir. Their attitudes and behaviors will always come
out into their day-to-day dealings. Such impurities in their
unconscious motives bring forth misunderstanding and chaos.
This is the time their personalities cause problems and become
disorders which lead to the downfall of their marriage, sir.
Q13: Are you telling us that their failure to comply with their marital
obligations is psychologically rooted?
A13: Yes, it is, sir. Marriage is supposed to be a give-and-take
relationship but such was absent to Michael and Sheryl for the
basic foundation of mutual love, respect, support, and fidelity
were not established even prior to their marriage, rendering
them both incapable to comply with the essential marital
obligations. The developmental fixations they had from the early
stages of their lives greatly influenced their intra and
interpersonal interactions, sir.
Q14: For how long had each been afflicted or imbued with their
respective personality disorder?
A16: No, they cannot, sir. They will always carry their personality
disorders with them all throughout their lives. The manifestations
may only differ depending on the nature of the persons whom
they deal with, sir.
A17: Yes. I have here with me the psychological evaluation report, sir.
ATTESTATION
ERIC O. LABUGUEN
Interrogator
Roll No. 59081
Copy furnished:
EXPLANATION