satansasshole

Jeez, my sincere condolences.

This is the most disgusting part. No one even thought it was a problem until they found out the judges were getting kick backs for it. It's not like they didn't know these poor kids were being locked up over literally nothing, and they all just scoffed about it and probably muttered something about "damn hooligans". There is something fundamentally wrong about the mindset of certain populations in this country when it comes to policing. Mostly it's older/affluent/conservative communities where the justice system is so fucked, and it's not just the people at the top who are to blame for it.

Let me start by saying this may come off as EXTREMELY insensitive, but I hope you realize it is not meant that way. Now for the question.

How would you feel if she surprises you? One of my cousins was given less than a month to live at birth due to how underdeveloped his lungs and heart were. He managed to pull through and is now a pretty normal 6 year old boy. Given that your daughter is blind, deaf, and mentally impaired, would you consider it a blessing if she made it to say, 10 years old? I honestly only ask because I've always wondered what goes through a parents mind when faced with what many people would see as a burden.

Thank you for your reply man. Just thinking about what you are going through makes my heart hurt:(. All I can really say is I hope the time that you have left with her goes as well as it possibly could.

How did this effect your mom? She was the one who called the police and told them you pushed her. I'm sure she felt somewhat responsible for your first incarceration even though it clearly wasn't her fault. I can only imagine what it must feel like to feel responsible for your kid's wrongful imprisonment, and what that must do to a parent.