How Child Services Lie

 The night before: The kids went to see their parents at the usual Wednesday meeting. They should have been home by about 3:30 PM. OCS never brought them home until 7PM. Mary Ann was distraught with worry about where the kids were. I was asleep since I work nights. I was awakened to Mary Ann asking where the kids were at. She was understandably upset. I came downstairs and the the female social worker came in the house. She had a notepad taking notes. The preferred method of building a case against you. I informed her that if this happened again, we were going to court. I guess they figured they must hurry this child stealing thing along. The next day was the "emergency meeting". This WAS the reason they had it.


Just before the "Emergency" TDM (Team Decision Making), Justin Heminger and his supervisor, Jaylene Day, took me into this little closet with chairs (behind closed doors). They talked about how we have not completed their "service requests" to their satisfaction and not met the children's medical needs. They also talked about ongoing concerns for the oldest grand daughters case of molestation. How this ball got started in the first place. I stopped Jaylene as they sat there in their smug arrogance and said "Are you accusing ME of this? Her answer was "More or less, yes."

They then said it would be okay if I wasn't at the meeting as they didn't want me to be embarrassed. I told them that I will absolutely be there. I want the whole world to know what you are accusing me of. 

It seems the whole concept to getting bonuses is lie,lie,lie! I think it is based more on how much money they can make.

"In 1997 Bill Clinton signed into law the Adoption and Safe Families Act. The Act was designed to give incentive for children to find permanent homes outside of the foster care system. To accomplish this initiative $4,000 – $6,000 is given to the state agencies per each child adopted, but that is just a base figure."

First, they would have to get kids into foster homes. By any means necessary apparently.

The children's medical needs were met. They all had a clean bill of health. The only time the oldest (5 years old) ever missed going to the doctor was when they called an emergency meeting and I couldn't be in both places at once. That was nice and handy.

Their dental was finished and they were also all signed up and excited about going to school.