Remember this one?

"Greegor" wrote

Betty, Why are they trying to diagnose Pica post mortem?

Because that's what the doctors believe the problem was.

Is it not part of the appeal?

Was that an underlying problem that was misunderstood
by CPS when they REMOVED the child from their parents?

Let me know when you find out, grag.

What about the bio kids reporting "unusual punishments"?

Such as?

What about the "creole seasoning" she ADMITS she
put in the sippy cup?

Do you NOT remember whatsisname claiming that red pepper wasn't abuse?

And that he made his girls keep the red pepper in their mouth for a minute
and then couldn't have water for FIVE MINUTES!!

Bad prosecution!
Is it possible the prosecutor wanted to "throw"
this case so that she could never be retried?

How did they throw the case?

I see that she parrots the propaganda from
the foster/adoption/CPS industries, using
the "forever family" jingoism
so she is well INDOCTRINATED.

But wasn't she TRAINED not to give a kid
salty spices in their sippy cup?

Wasn't she trained to prevent "unusual punishments"?

Asks the king of unusual punishments.

Wasn't she trained that if a kid appears
to have pica, they need to be medically
diagnosed?

Why would she be trained for pica when most ER doctors aren't familiar with
it because it's so rare?

One of the sources claimed that pica is
a result of child abuse.

That's not what it said.

Pica is NOT a result of child abuse, but
a medical condition.

Where'd you learn that, grag?