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Please no harsh remarks. Quickly explain my first son was born two months early due to lack of help we were homeless when he was born and when he was discharged from the hospital...plan was to take him to my mom's when he was discharged well that didn't happen DCFS took him before he ever got to leave the hospital. A few months later almost completed our service plan moving on to being able to do trial home placement in a month or less. Well told DCFS (wasn't hiding it just wasn't mentioning it unless asked) that I was pregnant our case worker right off the bat said if our current case wasn't closed when this one is born the they will take him. However everything that caused us to lose our first son has been corrected can they still take his sibling when born just because we have an open case...even though the situation is totally reversed (we have a home, and steady jobs) so would they still be able to take this one when he's born?...
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