Mind Goes Wild Posted on January 30, 2020 by Crystal Hello World! Do you ever hate the way that something can get to you so badly and bother you so much that you almost can’t help but think about it? I find that happening to me all the time when dealing with the Family and Children Services Organization. Eventhough it seems as though the current situation I am dealing with seems to be progressing in a better direction. When things happen, I can’t help but get anxious and wonder why…why the members of the Organization all of a sudden want to change something. Is it a good thing? A bad thing? Are they just playing games still? I have done my best to remain hopeful with respects to things as a whole… but when push comes to shove and I have to see my little boy’s heart break twice a week during supervised access because of things transpiring the way they are. It’s not always easy to say the least… (and ya wonder why my anxiety goes off when things change?). All in all, I can truthfully say that I do pray; not just for the sake of my own son but for the sake of all the children and families out there that this Organization have harmed. That my book series makes a difference when in regards to Child Protection as a whole; and for the better. That is my goal! Thank you for taking the time to read my thoughts about the real child protection corruption that goes on… and that I am dealing with. Until Next Time Everyone – We WILL SPEAK UP AND SPEAK OUT! Take Care Everyone! Ciao
Welcome! Posted on September 1, 2019September 1, 2019 by Crystal Hello Everyone! Welcome to the Family & Children Services: Child Protection or Corruption Website! This site was created as a way to interact with the World, and provide everyone a way to get to know the person behind the words; as I anticipate the Book Release Upcoming in October! Well, to start us off…. I think it would be best to start at the beginning. Explaining my lifetime experience with the Family and Children Services Orgaization in my Region. Family & Children Services has been involved in my life for as long as I can remember. Starting when I was in Elementary School; Grade 6 to be exact. I recall confiding in a friend during recess with respects to things that had been transpiring at home, and then the next thing I know; I am talking to my teacher, then the principal and then of course Family and Children Services. This also being the first time they had ever become involved in my life; but unfortunately not the last. Once the investigation had been completed; in spite of my admitting to the worker what had taken place, they had left things as they were. Without intervention and not taking any concern for my younger brother, whom had also been very young at the time. This had cycle had persisted throughout my childhood; continously, for practically every year after the fact to my recollection. And yet it remained; that due to what they had been informed by my parents during their initial investigation. They had left me in an abusive home, knowing full well what had been going on; claiming that their reasoning had been due to their not being any physical marks that could be seen. The emotional damage that it had been doing to me; seems as though it wasn’t even considered back then. Then, many after many years of this; at the age of 17; Family and Children Services had been involved yet again. Only this time due a serious incident that had taken place with my father. Which in turn had left me with a black eye and visible choke marks on my neck. By this time my younger brother being in the second grade. I am sure that can imagine the consequences that would have criminally been faced due to this; and that’s when Family and Children Services decided to remain involved. Now, because of the past and the lack of protection I had as a child. Not only am I now a Walking Target for Family and Children Services. But I am also now physically disabled for the rest of my life. Being diagnosed with Fibromyalgia at the young age of 29. I had learned when being diagnosed by a Rhumatologist that the leading cause in Fibro… is severe trauma. So, to say the very least; my childhood past has now haunted my future in a way that’s unimaginable. But, what doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger! Stay tuned for my next post when I explain my involvement with Family and Children Services that will elaborate more on the Organization and their involvement in my adultlife. Ciao!