FAMILY PRESERVATION ADVOCACY: Adoption Entitlement and Predatory Behavior:
What makes the Capobiancos and others like then tick?
Beyond adoption entitlement, bred by and fed on entitlement, lie predatory behaviors. They are subtle.
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
Monday, September 23, 2013
Sunday, September 22, 2013
New Warning Against Anti-Psychotic Medication Use Among Children
New Warning Against Anti-Psychotic Medication Use Among Children : News : Parent Herald:
As today's children become increasingly overmedicated, a group of psychiatrist warned in a new statement of the dangers tied to prescribing anti-psychotic medication for behavioral issues among children.
As today's children become increasingly overmedicated, a group of psychiatrist warned in a new statement of the dangers tied to prescribing anti-psychotic medication for behavioral issues among children.
Do your homework, Jon Snow
Do your homework, Jon Snow - Telegraph:
Social workers are far from reluctant to take children into care
Shocking report on a story of an infant taken from parents
"This shocking video reports the story of an infant "taken" by overzealous DCF social workers, from the loving arms of her innocent parents. Stories such as these, are now compelling a coalition of pro-family activists, to promote the term "social services crimes and abuse" as a new category of crime" ~ The Fairhurst Report
Courtesy © Fox News 2013 — in California.
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Heroin Took Another Life Today-Dedicated to Ashley
Dedicated to Ashley-Rest in Peace, The fight is Over
Heroin took another girls life today,
She tried and tried to walk away,
She did everything she could to push it away,
Little did she realize,
It was here to stay,
Until today, her dying day.
Another life lost,
Another family destroyed,
Heroin addiction can not be ignored.
The disease is so strong,
A cure must be found,
Too many lives lost,
In our very own town.
The epidemic is growing,
It's Nationwide,
There has to be an end,
To this mass suicide.
The thought of losing a child,
Is so hard to bare,
So many fond memories,
Of her life we share.
A Mother who loved her,
Her young daughter too,
Along with family and friends
Ashley we will always remember you.
Rest in Peace Ashley
She tried and tried to walk away,
She did everything she could to push it away,
Little did she realize,
It was here to stay,
Until today, her dying day.
Another life lost,
Another family destroyed,
Heroin addiction can not be ignored.
The disease is so strong,
A cure must be found,
Too many lives lost,
In our very own town.
The epidemic is growing,
It's Nationwide,
There has to be an end,
To this mass suicide.
The thought of losing a child,
Is so hard to bare,
So many fond memories,
Of her life we share.
A Mother who loved her,
Her young daughter too,
Along with family and friends
Ashley we will always remember you.
Rest in Peace Ashley
Family Court changes pass into law
InvestigateDaily – Family Court changes pass into law:
Justice Minister Judith Collins says the passing of The Family Court Proceedings Reform Bill’s third reading in Parliament today marks a significant milestone for New Zealand’s justice system.“Our reforms put the needs of children and vulnerable people first to ensure the Family Court focuses on those who need it most,” Ms Collins says.
“We’re supporting people to resolve care of children matters out of court where possible, to free up the court to focus on more serious cases, and the needs of the most vulnerable.
Hatch Bill Would Drastically Reform APPLA, Chafee, and Group Home Funding
Hatch Bill Would Drastically Reform APPLA, Chafee, and Group Home Funding | The Chronicle of Social Change:
A bill introduced yesterday would forbid child welfare systems from setting long-term foster care as an option for foster youths under the age of 16, limit the use of group homes and residential care for children under 13, and extend the age ceiling for foster youth college grants to 26.
A bill introduced yesterday would forbid child welfare systems from setting long-term foster care as an option for foster youths under the age of 16, limit the use of group homes and residential care for children under 13, and extend the age ceiling for foster youth college grants to 26.
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