Congratulations Gladstoned !!!!!

NurseNancy420

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So this is what seed pac takes money in for primarily?

My little sisters father was a caregiver for four, with a maxed room. Cps came in and inspected everything and gave him the green light, about 8 months later he was raided for trading with an undercover, about 2 months later he was raided again for a fencing operation being conducted at the pawn shop, by the very undercover he trade with. Now siting in prison. Then on the other hand, a female friend of mine had cps come in for unrelated issues, they got wind of the personal grow she had, and offered an ultimatum. Stop the grow or loose your kid...seems about right, dont you think?
basically yes @pergamum362 .. Abe the war on drugs has become a war on our children..right now justice for little Gladstoned jr will depend on the the local prosecutor and how his minions operate...my prosecutor got his job by 6 votes...we can send him back to the private sector
 

abe supercro

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by only 6 votes? i demand a recount.

here's to hoping everything goes smoothly this week. forgot to mention my buddy n his wife, who had visit, did not have a gro. she happened to be a 'patient' w/out a caregiver and no plants if that even matters.
 

pergamum362

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pergamum, sounds like you've been thru some stuff, however i don't understand how the particulars of your situation has much to do with glad's family. the guy has a card for his own medicine. and the seedpac part you may want to take up with nn.
i was just simply stating what i thought a relevant scenario was, and that sometimes cps doesnt really care and it wholey depends on the worker they get. It just seems that some think were no longer targets, i figure my exp might open some more eyes to the fact that we are still targets and hush hush is best.
 

alcohol

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congrats gladstoned. BTW>. I think I saw you at blissfest. at least someone who had a t shirt on which said "gladstoned" I was going to walk up and say Hi but then I couldnt find you again.. anyways.. Hi.
 

NurseNancy420

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by only 6 votes? i demand a recount.

here's to hoping everything goes smoothly this week. forgot to mention my buddy n his wife, who had visit, did not have a gro. she happened to be a 'patient' w/out a caregiver and no plants if that even matters.
there was a recount ;) still won...
Then he failed my boy, closed anything that looked like a dyspo down on the advice of LEO/tnt.. Then ran for a judges seat , we got involved and he lost by %62.. We hav the power at the local level to clean a lot of these old dinosaurs out of our lives this November
 

gladstoned

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congrats gladstoned. BTW>. I think I saw you at blissfest. at least someone who had a t shirt on which said "gladstoned" I was going to walk up and say Hi but then I couldnt find you again.. anyways.. Hi.
It wasn't me.
(I am usually wearing a Medicated Acres tshirt)
 

blu3bird

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@gladstoned

Hey congratulations, what a good looking little kid. Hope everything works out for you with CPS. My brother just went through a years worth of bullshit from Bethany Christian services because CPS removed his kids from his x-wife. Fucking nightmare those people are. He finally got custody back, but it was a real battle, they do everything they can to try and tear apart families.
 

Murfy

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congrats-

positive for cannabinoids, in breastmilk, but dont forget to take your acetaminophen!

fucking dick tards. dont let her taake the vics bro. they did th same to my ol lady and she ate them. my son is bright, for sure, but there is no denying the effects of the tylenol,even if they arent evident.

im easily smarter, and more experienced at healing people than 65% of doctors. them fucks are just some preppy shill butt plugs. @Dr. anybody
 

potsnoberry

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Most doctors are totally useless these days, as they provide health care by a "script" that their corporate overlords provide, and that script is there to maximize profit, manage liability and fuck everything else. So yes, you could probably do better than our shackled doctorate, in fact the hospitals profitably agree, as you can wander into a hospital for a day and never see anyone above nurse practitioner and still go home with a 20k bill. And what does a NP make, hardly more than a minimum wage i would bet...
 

phaquetoo

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Why did they test your baby? Did they test the mother? Did she admit to using weed throughout the pregnancy?

If they didnt test her, and she didnt admit to smoking throughout the pregnancy, just tell CPS that she quit as soon as she found out she was prego. They have no idea how long thc stays in utero. No studies have been done to see how long thc stays in a fetuses blood stream, so plausible deniability is on your side.

None of our kids were drug tested at birth. I'd be fucking pissed if they did. Did they give you any explanation as to why they did in this case??
I do know that any one who gets ins from the state/county gets tested when they have a baby!

They have no business testing a baby born to people who pay for their own health ins, unless there are complications during birth!

All you have to do is make sure you have a clean home, a good crib/bed for the kid, food in the fridge and cupboards and dont look like you live in a crack house!

I had cps involved one time, they actualy went to my kids school before they came and seen me and mom, I was livid! They visited us one time, I had a grow in my basement, they never left my kitchen, they didnt check cupboards or fridge, the house was clean and we looked like normal people who take care of there property!

It is scary that is for sure, it was over as fast as it started!

I wish you both the best! Congrats on that new bundle of joy (untill the middle of the night lol) and try not to swet it, Im betting you will all be good!

Peace
 

Bear420

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Velvet Elvis

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is growing with kids in the house a big issue for michigan? registered card holder, and thinking of getting back with the ex and having kids come home
 
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