Grandparents Raising Children Support Group
This community is dedicated to grandparents who are the primary caregivers of their grandchildren. In cases where the parents are not willing or able to provide adequate care for their children, grandparents may take on the role of primary caregivers. Join the support group to find support, share your experience, and get advice from other members.
Keep us posted. Good luck and God bless you.
Im sending you a hug and saying a prayer for those children. Someone has to intervene in their behalf. She isn't capable of taking care of them. DCFS will intervene.
But, you have given me another idea - maybe I could talk to the school counselor to see if he/she could get him to say what's going on. At least it's worth a try.
Call your lawyer ask him to go in front of the judge and get a emerengency X-Parte. Write down all your concerns for the children. If the judge does sign it which he probably wil. The police will go with you to the home to get the children. At that point papers will be served on her that she has a court date (it'll be with in one week.) ASk on the paper x-parte papers that she has to have a drug test by that court date. Maybe ask for a 10 panel urine test. It 'll show all the precribtion drugs and I tink the levels. PLus get all the info you can on that DR. and maybe a court order for her medical records. For what reason is she doing these drugs.
ALso you may want to speak to the older child, don't say much just listen. Also drop in on her during the day when the little one is with her. Write down what you are seeing,what the house looks like, where is her drugs sitting, are they in a place that is safe from the toddler. Is there plenty of food in the house? Does the toddler look clean. Notice all these things.
But when all esle fails the er e-parte works.
Hope this helps