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Her baby was born addicted to cocaine and heroin, but the state gave her a chance to clean up her act before filing a petition accusing her of neglect, then another chance after she was arrested for DWI.
But when she was charged with a second DWI - this time with the baby in the back seat - the Division for Children, Youth and Families stepped in and filed a neglect petition.
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Note: Thing's are changing in NH, but what about ALL the Families who NEVER got services before their children were stolen and illegally adopted? Where is the retribution for NH Families abused by DCYF's past deceitful practices?
Will we ever get Justice?
Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Finally, an article about DCYF being willing to make some changes to some of their very poor practices. While there will always be cases where children need to be removed from families because of true abuse or neglect, there are many more families who could be kept intact if the right services were available to them. In order to do their jobs effectively, DCYF employees need to learn the difference between protecting children and simply taking advantage of the poor, the weak, and people who have made correctable mistakes that do not constitute child abuse or neglect.
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