Mary came home with me that day and
lived with me for the next year and a half. She did extremely well
and was very proud of herself. It was the longest she had stayed
in one place in over two years. She was finally home. Her
behavior improved immensely, and she went to school like a normal
teenager and she hung out with her friends like a normal teenager. And
she wasn't getting into trouble anymore. I was extremely happy to
have her home and away from the County.
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Friday, October 26, 2012
Mary Comes Home with Dad
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children's rights,
group homes,
illegal detainment,
juvenile justice,
multiple placements,
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Sunday, October 21, 2012
Voice at the End of a Phone Line
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4:47 PM
Labels:
court hearings,
foster homes,
Guardian ad Litem,
illegal detainment,
juvenile justice,
multiple placements,
neuropsych exam,
social work supervisor,
social workers,
vision therapy
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My Journal — February 20, 2009
Mary was in court today. When I sat with her alone in the little room we talked heart to heart. Not like the social workers do. And Mary came through and cried because she didn't know what the hell was going on in her life..
Mary was in court today. When I sat with her alone in the little room we talked heart to heart. Not like the social workers do. And Mary came through and cried because she didn't know what the hell was going on in her life..
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