Thief steals from foster children - SentinelSource.com: Local News:
Thief takes cash from benefit event
Ten children in black pants and crisp white shirts spent the afternoon setting tables and making flower arrangements.
At 5 p.m. Saturday they served spaghetti dinners to 98 people, raising money for the Monadnock Area Foster Parent Association — a group that puts on events for children in foster care throughout the region.
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
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Over 5 Million Children are Currently Treated with ADHD Medication; Study Shows a Majority May Be Unnecessarily Medicated
Over 5 Million Children are Currently Treated with ADHD Medication; Study Shows a Majority May Be Unnecessarily Medicated - PR Newswire - sacbee.com:
How about the majority of children being drugged with ADHA Medication ARE being drugged unnecessarily!
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Sept. 20, 2011 -- /PRNewswire/ -- In a new study published today in the American Journal of Family Therapy, lead researcher Dr. Robert M. Pressman announces for the first time a direct link between bedtime routines and behavior that mimics ADHD in children. The findings propose that of the over 5 million children who are now being treated with ADHD medication, a majority may be suffering from Faux-ADHD, a disorder linked to irregular bedtimes and bed sharing, and does not require medication. The study conducted by researchers at the New England Center for Pediatric Psychology and the Rhode Island College Department of Special Education suggests that simple adjustments to bedtime habits, rather than medication, can eliminate ADHD-like behavior, such as poor attention and hyperactivity.
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How about the majority of children being drugged with ADHA Medication ARE being drugged unnecessarily!
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Sept. 20, 2011 -- /PRNewswire/ -- In a new study published today in the American Journal of Family Therapy, lead researcher Dr. Robert M. Pressman announces for the first time a direct link between bedtime routines and behavior that mimics ADHD in children. The findings propose that of the over 5 million children who are now being treated with ADHD medication, a majority may be suffering from Faux-ADHD, a disorder linked to irregular bedtimes and bed sharing, and does not require medication. The study conducted by researchers at the New England Center for Pediatric Psychology and the Rhode Island College Department of Special Education suggests that simple adjustments to bedtime habits, rather than medication, can eliminate ADHD-like behavior, such as poor attention and hyperactivity.
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Accused Oklahoma County judge loses parental rights to adopted twins
Accused Oklahoma County judge loses parental rights to adopted twins | Tulsa World:
Oklahoma County District Judge Tammy Bass-LeSure next faces preliminary hearing in criminal case.
OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma County judge accused of fraud, and her husband, have lost parental rights to twins they adopted last year.
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Oklahoma County District Judge Tammy Bass-LeSure next faces preliminary hearing in criminal case.
OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma County judge accused of fraud, and her husband, have lost parental rights to twins they adopted last year.
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Monday, September 19, 2011
Federal Jury in San Jose, CA Awards $3.25 Million in Damages to Family for Unlawful Seizure of Their Children Represented by The Law Offices of Johnson & Johnson
Federal Jury in San Jose, CA Awards $3.25 Million in Damages to Family for Unlawful Seizure of Their Children Represented by The Law Offices of Johnson & Johnson:
San Jose, CA (PRWEB) April 04, 2011
A jury in U.S. District Court in Northern California today returned a unanimous verdict against officers from the San Jose Police Department for the violation of an entire family's civil rights and awarded $3.25 million in damages. The Law Offices of Johnson & Johnson in Walnut Creek, CA represented the family in their claims against the officers and the City of San Jose.
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San Jose, CA (PRWEB) April 04, 2011
A jury in U.S. District Court in Northern California today returned a unanimous verdict against officers from the San Jose Police Department for the violation of an entire family's civil rights and awarded $3.25 million in damages. The Law Offices of Johnson & Johnson in Walnut Creek, CA represented the family in their claims against the officers and the City of San Jose.
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Child Abduction Services: Legal in the U.S.
Child Abduction Services: Legal in the U.S.:
Even if you’re not a parent, you REALLY need to read this next article. What we once dubbed as Child Protective Services, may have started off protecting children, but in the 1990s, when a bill was passed to give them monetary incentives for each child taken from the home, it has become the largest legalized child abduction operation of modern day. Innocent families are being torn apart, denied due process in the courts, if their case ever goes to trial at all, and parents and extended families are powerless to stop it. Yet another byproduct of the NWO. Susan Purtee Reports. Read on …
Even if you’re not a parent, you REALLY need to read this next article. What we once dubbed as Child Protective Services, may have started off protecting children, but in the 1990s, when a bill was passed to give them monetary incentives for each child taken from the home, it has become the largest legalized child abduction operation of modern day. Innocent families are being torn apart, denied due process in the courts, if their case ever goes to trial at all, and parents and extended families are powerless to stop it. Yet another byproduct of the NWO. Susan Purtee Reports. Read on …
Diary of a Failed Adoption - Part VI
Diary of a Failed Adoption - Part VI | Ay Mama!:
That was it. With one simple phone call, this adoption was over.
Except it wasn’t over, of course. It would take a long time before it was all truly over. Because my heart still ached for the daughter I thought would be mine, the baby I dreamed about and planned for and named and held. Because, although it had been us who made the decision to withdraw from the match, my mind couldn’t wrap itself around all that had happened in the past few days.
That was it. With one simple phone call, this adoption was over.
Except it wasn’t over, of course. It would take a long time before it was all truly over. Because my heart still ached for the daughter I thought would be mine, the baby I dreamed about and planned for and named and held. Because, although it had been us who made the decision to withdraw from the match, my mind couldn’t wrap itself around all that had happened in the past few days.
Car Catches Fire in DCF Parking Garage
Car Catches Fire in DCF Parking Garage - SLIDE SHOW:
Local firefighters respond to an early morning car fire in the parking garage at the Department of Children and Families.
Local firefighters respond to an early morning car fire in the parking garage at the Department of Children and Families.
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