Almost....Almost

[simplebirdsnest85]

It all started Jan 2008 when our lives changed and although we finally have our daughter home (june 2010), we went to court this month and the judge decided to take the day off, so we have to wait to close everything out until Nov. Then they will either close it all out OR file their last extension and then we are talking closing in jan 2011. I am so over all of this crap. Will it ever end?

to top it off, I really think our daughter has RAD now thanks to all of this. But i know the county will blame us. So another thing I have to scared out fo my wits to even attempt to take her to the doctor for because after all of this with CPS- what doctor/provider can you trust who ISNT connected to CPS?

and the kicker? We have to move soon and we are somehow hoping Kentucky is a better state with their system. We thought that going from Clermont to Hamilton County in Ohio and we were a bit right- its not as bad as if we stayed in Clermont, but its hell. Is KY better? Would I loose my marbles there just as bad? Do I need to move to Alaska and live in an igloo to get away from these crazy roaches (what i call CPS)?

[LindaJM]

CPS agencies are in all states, even Alaska.

I've had this website for over ten years; I can tell you that I've seen a lot more complaints about Ohio than Kentucky. However, there have been Kentucky problems; I don't want to say it doesn't happen there.

When you get the case closed and move out of state, if you can get a doctor to verify your daughter has RAD due to child welfare interference in her life, you can look for an attorney to sue the county and caseworkers that perpetrated the crimes against your family.

As to whether it will ever end; probably not... unless the country is overthrown and all CPS agencies put out of business, or until your children reach age 18... but then, there's grandchildren to worry about.

I do not believe our current quality of federal legislators will ever end child welfare. To do that we'd need a lot of Libertarian legislators, if the Libertarian party can resist being co-opted by the enemy, and that's so unlikely because most Americans still believe that only the Democratic and Republican parties are viable options for their votes. (And with the voting machine scandals, who can say that our votes have any meaning at all?)