Breaking Generational Curses When Child Protective Services Takes Your Children
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You have been penetrated… This is why you’ve picked up the book. Your world has been infected by the Department of Family Protective Services (“the department”) and you have very little control. Making matters worse: you were deceived from inside your home. Breaking Generational Curses: When Child Protective Services Takes Your Children is the truth that the department is not an easy system. It is; however, an organization with bureaucracy, money and time. Those three components place parents and families at an unfair advantage. The challenge of systems, processes, para professionals and legalities are no place to learn how to win a losing battle. State by state; including international countries, Canada, Australia and the UK, are in a delude. CPS’s and federal funding are a mix for Too-Big-To-Fail. This system, is your reality now. This happened on your watch… trouble is here. It’s going to take prayer. It’s going to take action. It’s going to take Breaking Generation Curses.This book series, Breaking Generation Curses is a pentalogy. The pentalogy includes 1) Pedophilia Erotica: Closeup . Sexual Assault by Family Members , 2)Children Recovering from Sexual Assault by Family Members 3) Understanding Psychological Assessments and Decoding Language Workbook4) Breaking Generational Curses When Child Protective Services Takes Your Children : The Return, and 5) Breaking Generational Curses When Child Protective Services Takes Your Children: The Original.There is a wave of new predatory acts done toward children of ages 15 -18 years of age. I believe this is due to the information of technology phase, child pornography and our global world. Children are categorized by sexual offenders in myriad of ways; however, sex trafficking and sexual indecencies of the particular ages of 15- 18 years of age has now turned its focus on cultural dating. Willful dating of this age bracket with intimate partners of adult ages. And
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