Re: Wanted to share my wonderful news

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LORA,TAYLOR, & STEP-DADDY! HELLO AND HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY..FOR ALL OF

YOU! I LITERALLY GOT CHILLS AND TEARS WHEN I READ THE TERRIFIC NEWS!

LORA...YOU GIVE TAYLOR A BIG HUG FROM PENNSYLVANIA..TELL HER THAT EVERYTHING

IS GOING TO BE OKAY AND KEEP ON BEING THE TROOPER SHE IS..KEEP US UPDATED!!I

AM SO EXCITED FOR YOU AS A MOTHER AND GLAD THE SYSTEM WAS THERE FOR

YOU....YESSSSS!!!!!!!!!GOOD LUCK AND GOOD GOING!

KAREN & TABITHA

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Subject: Wanted to share my wonderful news

Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 01:11:20 -0000

Some of you may remember me reaching out to the group some time ago

about my daughter age 7 with systemic jra having to go on

visitations with her father who refused to acknowledge her illness or

care for her on visits. was getting more flare ups and getting

worse and I have spent thousands of dollars on attorneys,

psycologists, and guardian ad litems. It has been excruciating for

both and her stepfather and I. Finally on Sat. we received the

experts report on her recommendations and they are as follows, No

overnights, no unsupervised visits with her father for longer than 3

hours once a week. In the evaluation they found him to be a danger to

her because he does not acknowledge her illness whatsoever and they

do not believe he will administer meds when necessary. They also say

that he lacks a basic bond with her and it is unduly risky for her to

be in his care. My attorney's will take this expert report into the

judge on Monday for an emergency ex-parte order for this

recommendation to take place immediately. Thank you all for every one

of your kind words, support and thoughts I hope that I can be there

to help some of you in the future as well. Hooray, even though the

illness won't seem to go away, at least I can finally protect my

daughter and care for her without his undermining it anymore.

Thank You all,

Lora

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Lora,

So glad it worked out for you. Your daughter is alot safer this way.

Wishing you the best.

Teri

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Lora & , WOW ! That is wonderful news . I'm so glad you were able to

fight for 's needs and win . There is a little justice in this world ,

and You deserve it very much . KEEP SMILIN:)

Tree

Wanted to share my wonderful news

Some of you may remember me reaching out to the group some time ago

about my daughter age 7 with systemic jra having to go on

visitations with her father who refused to acknowledge her illness or

care for her on visits. was getting more flare ups and getting

worse and I have spent thousands of dollars on attorneys,

psycologists, and guardian ad litems. It has been excruciating for

both and her stepfather and I. Finally on Sat. we received the

experts report on her recommendations and they are as follows, No

overnights, no unsupervised visits with her father for longer than 3

hours once a week. In the evaluation they found him to be a danger to

her because he does not acknowledge her illness whatsoever and they

do not believe he will administer meds when necessary. They also say

that he lacks a basic bond with her and it is unduly risky for her to

be in his care. My attorney's will take this expert report into the

judge on Monday for an emergency ex-parte order for this

recommendation to take place immediately. Thank you all for every one

of your kind words, support and thoughts I hope that I can be there

to help some of you in the future as well. Hooray, even though the

illness won't seem to go away, at least I can finally protect my

daughter and care for her without his undermining it anymore.

Thank You all,

Lora

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Lora,

Congratulations! I have a 7 yr. old daughter and I can't imagine inflicting

any more pain on her than what she already has to deal with. I know this is

probably a tremendous load off of all of you.

Once again, Congratulations and the best of luck!

M.

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Hi Lora,

Congratulations to you and your family!!!! What wonderful news! I also have

to deal with an ex-husband with my 2 older sons and know your frustrations

and concerns. It's such a shame when innocent young kids have to be put in

situations like this. Please know that you have been in my thoughts and I'm

elated that things have turned out in your favor.

Best of luck,

Barb Mengle (mom of Chase (8) systemic

[Guest guest]

That is fantastic news and we are truely happy for you and your daughter!

Dee Dee (michelle's mom)

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Lora-

I remember you writing before. It sound like, with the expert opinions you

managed to get, your ex will not be able to take your daughter and neglect

her illness. Let us know what happens in court.

Diane

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Just wanted to say I am so happy for you. I wish you all the best.

Amy

Wanted to share my wonderful news

Some of you may remember me reaching out to the group some time ago

about my daughter age 7 with systemic jra having to go on

visitations with her father who refused to acknowledge her illness or

care for her on visits. was getting more flare ups and getting

worse and I have spent thousands of dollars on attorneys,

psycologists, and guardian ad litems. It has been excruciating for

both and her stepfather and I. Finally on Sat. we received the

experts report on her recommendations and they are as follows, No

overnights, no unsupervised visits with her father for longer than 3

hours once a week. In the evaluation they found him to be a danger to

her because he does not acknowledge her illness whatsoever and they

do not believe he will administer meds when necessary. They also say

that he lacks a basic bond with her and it is unduly risky for her to

be in his care. My attorney's will take this expert report into the

judge on Monday for an emergency ex-parte order for this

recommendation to take place immediately. Thank you all for every one

of your kind words, support and thoughts I hope that I can be there

to help some of you in the future as well. Hooray, even though the

illness won't seem to go away, at least I can finally protect my

daughter and care for her without his undermining it anymore.

Thank You all,

Lora

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I would like to say congrats on the good news.It is so hard for me imagine

anyone being that hurtful to their own child,but I guess some people are just

completely,for lake of a better word,stupid. Anyway again congrats.

Lynn G

[Guest guest]

Hi Lora,

I'm so happy that things turned out the way they did. It sounds as if

they did a very thorough investigation before making these

recommendations and that they did so because of your true concern for

your daughter's best interests. Now you can all have a little peace of

mind and not have to worry so much. I'm really happy for you.

Take Care,

Georgina

mentorvic@... wrote:

>

> Some of you may remember me reaching out to the group some time ago

> about my daughter age 7 with systemic jra having to go on

> visitations with her father who refused to acknowledge her illness or

> care for her on visits. was getting more flare ups and getting

> worse and I have spent thousands of dollars on attorneys,

> psycologists, and guardian ad litems. It has been excruciating for

> both and her stepfather and I. Finally on Sat. we received the

> experts report on her recommendations and they are as follows, No

> overnights, no unsupervised visits with her father for longer than 3

> hours once a week. In the evaluation they found him to be a danger to

> her because he does not acknowledge her illness whatsoever and they

> do not believe he will administer meds when necessary. They also say

> that he lacks a basic bond with her and it is unduly risky for her to

> be in his care. My attorney's will take this expert report into the

> judge on Monday for an emergency ex-parte order for this

> recommendation to take place immediately. Thank you all for every one

> of your kind words, support and thoughts I hope that I can be there

> to help some of you in the future as well. Hooray, even though the

> illness won't seem to go away, at least I can finally protect my

> daughter and care for her without his undermining it anymore.

>

> Thank You all,

> Lora