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One Hundred Years from now... ...it will not matter what your bank account was, the sort of house you lived in, or the kind of car you drove ...but the world may be different because you were important in the life of a C H I L D |
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A baby is removed from the care of her mother because she is malnourished and her condition is considered to be "failure to thrive" by emergency room doctors. Mother believed her child to be healthy while at the same time starving her. A mother addicted to cocaine has 11 children, all were born with cocaine in their systems. An eighteen month old child was found in a bathtub in a travel trailer bound with old clothing, drenched in urine and feces, and unable to stand. Mother and dad previously had their parental rights terminated to three older children. A teenager living with her parents is anorexic. Parents deny she has a health problem and refuse treatment for her. Four children were removed from the home of their parents, all having been sexually abused by their father. The oldest child began perpetrating on the siblings. In 2000-2001, 3,425 volunteers represented 14,781 children. 28,966 hearings were scheduled with 23,215 being conducted. Volunteers gave the state over 9 million dollars worth of service. |
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Buncombe
County Guardians ad Litem 828-251-6130 |
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