
10-10-2006, 03:08 PM
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pixie of the wood
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 10,575
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yup^^
it’s surely not helping this kid to know that someone else wants to get rid of him. if she were truly committed, she’d have tried to find a way him help and keep the other children safe without un-adopting him. and if the state was truly committed, they’d have helped her.
"You don't want to throw somebody away," said Helen Briggs, a longtime foster mother. "But sometimes you have to."
that statement, about a 15 year old ferchristsake, makes me want to slap her, no matter how many awards she’s won for foster work. what a crappy thing to say.
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