golfmom
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Jeana (DP) said:Yes, its legal.
http://www.crimelibrary.com/news/ap/0205/10_05_mother_sterilized.html
Here's the story of a Georgia mom that's been ordered sterilized.
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Jeana (DP) said:Yes, its legal.
I agree 100%. I also thank GOD for giving this nut case enough sense to bring the baby to the hospital where at least both children were given medical attention and a safe haven.Dark Knight said:The thing is, some crimes are so horrible you'd be hard pressed to argue AGAINST insanity, to an extent. What SANE person could do such a thing? Obviously legally, they question is only, "did they know right from wrong." And were they in control of their faculties at the time. But these are clearly not normal people. Same for the couple who starved their children and pulled their toenails out. That's not sane. It's downright demonic and/or psychotic.
Amen to that!CJ78 said:I agree 100%. I also thank GOD for giving this nut case enough sense to bring the baby to the hospital where at least both children were given medical attention and a safe haven.
forbidn2u2 said:Mother accused of severely abusing baby blames her boyfriend
:snooty: Right, she didn't know anything. She thought everything was fine. After all, broken arms and legs are normal in infants.
forbidn2u2 said:Mother accused of severely abusing baby blames her boyfriend
A young mother charged with injuring her 6-month-old daughter who police say was sexually abused and suffered numerous broken bones didn't hurt the infant, her defense attorney said Thursday.
"She did not cause the injuries to the child and she did not even have knowledge that the actions of her boyfriend were as serious as they were," defense attorney Jerald Graber said of his client, Donna Marie Norman.
Full story at link.
:snooty: Right, she didn't know anything. She thought everything was fine. After all, broken arms and legs are normal in infants.
Tristan said:I just cannot fathom how a baby...and infant, can be sexually abused.
That is truly the worst thing that could happen to a poor child...
and then to be brutally beaten. What sickos!
concernedperson said:I don't know how this happened but I was born with gonorrhea. I requested my medical records when my child was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease. And they were received and I was floored as it seemed I was battling this disease at 10 months old.My parents were agog at any implication and still are.I am 55 years old and they won't acknowledge any of it. So, whatever happened the implications are still there and I promise you, at 10 months I wasn't on the street having a good old time. It is the denial factor in all of its ugliness as usual. I hate to be so personal but we sometimes have to look at facts and assimilate from that and try to understand what has happened to us and how we are going forward.
That's what I think too. I don't think this would mean you were sexually abused as a child.mysteriew said:I am not positive about this, but I think if you were born to a mother who had untreated gonorrhea, I think that could have caused you to have it. I would check with a medical professional to be sure.
Pepper said:That's what I think too. I don't think this would mean you were sexually abused as a child.
I get cold sores, you know, Herpes blisters on my face. Most people get them on their lips or around their mouth. I get them there, but also on my eyelids and around my nose.
My mother told me I got the first one on my eye when I was a very small baby. I have always wondered if my mother didn't have genital herpes, which infected me at birth.
I get these dang blisters every time I get stressed, if I'm sick, sunburned, too little sleep, etc. I only get them on my face - mouth, nose, & eyes. I've never had the genital kind, or not in the genital region. I just wonder if the reason I first got them so young was due to a genital outbreak from my mother??? To the best of my memory, she never had the facial kind, and I never asked her about the genital kind. :hand:mysteriew said:You need to check with a doctor. There may be long term health risks for you that need to be monitored, if that is so.
Just when you think you've seen the worst case, another one comes along that is even worse. Good grief!amandab said:http://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory?id=480013
I can hardly bring myself to read the article, much less describe it again here.....
As I understand it, the herpes you get on your face is not sexually transmitted. When my daughter was a baby, she got it on her nose from a cold. The doctor said we were keeping her nose too clean, causing it to get real sore and the nasal discharge infected the open sores, creating the herpes. So I doubt if the blisters you are getting on your face is the same thing as sexually transmitted herpes. But I would have a doctor check it anyway.Pepper said:I get these dang blisters every time I get stressed, if I'm sick, sunburned, too little sleep, etc. I only get them on my face - mouth, nose, & eyes. I've never had the genital kind, or not in the genital region. I just wonder if the reason I first got them so young was due to a genital outbreak from my mother??? To the best of my memory, she never had the facial kind, and I never asked her about the genital kind. :hand:
She's been gone for several years, so it's too late to ask now.
Well, I homeschool, but I agree with you 110%. Since most children are not getting an adequate education as far as academics, the least we can do is make sure they have life skills when they get out.mysteriew said:We send kids to school to learn to be many things. Many will use their education occasionally. The only thing we don't send them to school for is parenting. I believe that parenting classes should be given in high school (mandatory) and should include ways to cope with the stress of having babies to care for and daily stresses. (2 babies in 15 months) Most kids will become parents someday. At one time kids learned to parent by caring for younger siblings or other relatives and by watching others parent and care for babies. With smaller family sizes and the loss of extended family closenss they don't get the opportunity to learn those things in the family now.
I am not sure that would have helped these babies though. I wonder if the biological mother and father (I cannot bring myself to call them parents either) were doing drugs? or abused themselves?
My prayers to the babies. The perperators are young themselves, but I think that they have pretty much destroyed their own lives also. I am not a fan of mandatory sterilization, but in this case I think it is called for. Just in case they get out someday.