sgross wrote:I don't know how to say it but even though there are things about the system that aren't right at least they're protecting her now. That's much better than I had it in Louisiana when I was put out on the streets at age 16 with no one training in life. At least they do their best to educate the children and my daughter is alot better off than I was. She goes to church now and our relationship has grown and she is thinking it through before she trusts men. She has a long chain of friends in the system that give her safety, love hope and a whole lot of love. Things usually don't turn out the way you plan them to but if you keep intouch with God, he'll always be there for you. Sometimes you may not see the end of the long dark tunnel but you will get through it if you hold on to your faith in the Lord. God bless
Are you saying that you think your daughter was better off being taken from you and raised by strangers? From what you posted about her being repeatedly raped at 12 yrs old and on, *I* would have to guess NO. You say, "That would've never hapened with me." I have to wonder just what your plans were for motherhood when you are THANKFUL for CPS putting your daughter is such a position.
By the way, *MANY* CPS agents are doing the devil's work, trafficking children to pedophiles (just like your daughter), so really consider what you're thankful for.