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The adoptions social worker wants to take him away = (? |
We made a complaint to the social workers supervisor and now the S.W. is triying to take him away from us. She is wrighting on her reports to the judge that we are un fitt. We love our Ruben and she wants to take him to my sissters mother inlaws house where he can be abused by her alcoholic husband. theire all drug users and alcoholics. who dont have jobs. im so stressed i dont know what to do.... You're not telling us the whole story, are you? There must be a reason why they want to take him away. What is it? you should of never complained for one, and they should check out home if he is to be moved has their ever been any police reports done on the drinking and drugs if so get them. I'm not trying to be mean, but I would be hesitant to trust you with a child just from what you've written in the short question above. |
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