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For a reason, though. That’s what I meant, in my long winded way. There’s a big reason that she’s not telling us. Courts don’t stop all contact without good reason. Mostly as it’s not good for the kids to lose an established bond. I’ve seen heroin addicts still be granted supervised contact...

Something isn’t adding up about her not being able to see the 2 older kids. She was their primary caregiver for the first 5/6 years? There will be a bond there. And social services would see it in the childrens’ best interests to maintain that bond. Even if it was supervised contact in a family...

Something isn’t adding up about her not being able to see the 2 older kids. She was their primary caregiver for the first 5/6 years? There will be a bond there. And social services would see it in the childrens’ best interests to maintain that bond. Even if it was supervised contact in a family...