My audience is very specific. I am getting back into this blog because I have been written by several people who are going through the same devastating experience I had been through, and want me to continue this blog. In the beginning I felt as though continuing this blog would only force me to hold on to negative feelings that I don’t want to embrace any longer, but as I speak out to family and friends, they encourage me to move past those feelings, and use my experience to help others. I get it. Yes, it still stings, and it has taken me quite some time to get around to the idea of keeping this blog open because there are constant thoughts of, “what happens if the state attempts to retaliate?” because let be honest, they aren’t above it. Then I thought, this is my platform. It might not be much, it might not reach many people, but here is where I begin to help others. I want to begin a podcast essentially. I want to review cases of families that are going through similar situatio
Hello, Today I am updating from my previous posts. It has been a long journey, but my husband and I are on the other side. 4 months ago, we regained custody of our children. It was a fight, but like I said before, we are strong and determined, and nothing can stop someone who has nothing to lose. So here are a couple things I would like to shed light on: 1. We never got a warrant for my laptop to this very day. The seized property by the Utah county sheriffs is missing. We’ve called evidence several times, as has our attorney, and also our case worker, and no one knows where our property is. So if that’s not a red flag then I don’t know what is. 2. If you do not have money, you will probably not be successful. My husband and I have pulled our retirement, savings, and taken out loans to fund this process. I don’t want to be the bearer of bad news, but it cost us around $30,000. If you want to get your kids back, you absolutely cannot go through the resources provided to you by DCF